Status of Online Education in India: Pre and Post COVID-19 Era

Susheela Susheela, Vandana Nasa
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For the past several years, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced educational institutions around the world to close their doors and as a result, the academic calendar has been badly put on the line. The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a global realization that the current way of the education system is not going to work and it needs serious reforms in developing countries like India where most of the curricula are designed for traditional offline modes of education. Online education is one of the most reliable methods that can help combat the inevitable crisis faced in India by the education sector due to COVID-19. There have been numerous challenges and opportunities created by the sudden change in teaching and learning methods. A critical analysis of the educational sector's impact during an Indian disease outbreak is presented in this article. Moreover, various aspects of how India approaches this critical situation through online education are discussed. In addition, the article provides information about how to handle the challenges of online education. The results of the investigation carried out in this paper indicate that majority of respondents are prepared to enroll and utilize the benefits of the online education system with few hurdles that need to be tackled by the government of India in order to spread this adoption to the masses.
印度在线教育现状:新冠疫情前和后时代
在过去的几年里,COVID-19大流行迫使世界各地的教育机构关门,因此,学术日历严重受到影响。2019冠状病毒病大流行让全球意识到,目前的教育系统方式行不通,需要在印度等发展中国家进行认真的改革,这些国家的大多数课程都是为传统的线下教育模式设计的。在线教育是应对因新冠肺炎疫情而不可避免的印度教育界危机的最可靠的方法之一。教学方法的突然变化带来了许多挑战和机遇。本文对印度疾病爆发期间教育部门的影响进行了批判性分析。此外,本文还讨论了印度如何通过在线教育来应对这一危急情况的各个方面。此外,本文还提供了如何应对在线教育挑战的信息。本文进行的调查结果表明,大多数受访者准备注册和利用在线教育系统的好处,印度政府需要解决的障碍很少,以便将这种采用传播给大众。
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