Every car which runs on petrol or diesel has an engine. This is called an internal combustion engine. Buses and trucks have these kinds of engines. Diesel locomotives have also a diesel-run engine. While all these are called engines, we know that they are different from one another though each of them runs with the …
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You may not be, but most people are. Most people think ‘online education’ means the teacher and students are all logged in into a system and the students are attending a lecture delivered by the teacher over the internet. By extension, they also imagine ‘e-learning’ to be a store-house of pre-fabricated learning contents only which …
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Imagine yourself sitting in the front row of the audience watching a live theater play and you record the entire episode using your mobile phone or camcorder. Do you get the feeling of watching a movie when you replay the recording at home? Or to experiment further, show it to a friend or a family …
Continue reading Why teachers in India find it difficult to create e-learning content?
Learning as an activity is not always fun. We continue to pass through the learning process in formal environment because we have to do it, as some kind of a mandatory requirement. When learning process is saddled with too many constraints and learning material is boring and monotonous, we happily skip the process or take …
Many times we are informed through our social media accounts or emails that our friends, relatives, business contacts, or even casual acquaintances have purchased some product or other from so and so seller. At times, we come to know again from the same electronic channels that some product or service is liked by our contacts. …
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