The advanced technology is playing an important role in every field. This advanced technology has also changed the way of education. Online Education is better than the traditional classroom teaching. The future of online education is very bright in India.
People in India are moving towards the online education due to the convenience, affordable cost and the quality education and also now government is promoting the online education. In coming years still there will be a growth in the online education market.
Indians are accepting this new medium of learning. Online education is also known as e-learning. Online education has a great scope and all those having time limitations are turning towards it. Many top universities, organizations and the colleges are accepting the online education system.
Refer – Advantages and Disadvantages of Distance Education
Online Education is affordable for students and also flexible as they can learn from their comfort place. Online education has no age bar and anyone can do the course from anywhere.
According to the recent survey after United States, India is the second highest country for the online enrolment courses all over the world. Online education in Indian schools can enhance the quality of the education.
United States have started providing the online education to the Secondary School and they are finding it as effective. Many foreign universities are offering the online degrees so no need to go to the abroad for further education.
Many top Indian universities like Sikkim Manipal, Symbiosis, IIM, IGNOU and Annamalai University are offering online distance education. They offer courses like MCA, MBA, MSc, BA (Hons),
Retail & Digital Marketing, BBA etc. The fees of these online courses are affordable for students. Online education saves money on the lectures & conferences. Also they conduct online exams time to time.
Classroom education is not suitable for everyone as in classroom there are some students whose grasping power is high and there are some who are always back. Also some students require more detailed information in classroom education, but not possible.
But in online education students can get more detailed information and also can concentrate. In classroom education teacher can’t give personal attention to each and every student. In classroom education not all students are active, some are energetic but some just sit back.
Classroom education has a limitation on the number of students, but for online education thousands can enroll for a course. For online education there is no need to stand in a queue to get an admission.
All those working professionals or a business professional who wants to do a professional course or wants to study further to improve their skills can enroll for the online education.
Online education is getting more popular in the working professional as they don’t have the time to attend the regular classes. It’s best option for them. They can enroll for online course for any time of the day.
Advantages of Online Education
- Advanced teaching techniques are used to teach
- Convenient
- Affordable fees
- Can choose the class timing as per your timing
- More Revision
- Saves Time & Saves Money [ No Travelling]
- More concentration and less disturbances
- Video presentations helps students to understand quickly
From last 2 to 3 years the online education has changed the quality of education and is far better than earlier. There are some online education service providers in market who are providing the education at free of cost.
Seeing the increasing demand for the online education, many business competitors are entering this market. But all those providing the quality education will only survive in future.
Also there may be still more various courses in online education and with lots of options. The demand of the online education will create more employment for the lecturers in the future.
Still Indian parents are not finding the online education as more important than the classroom education. Government should create more awareness to change the trend.
