Humanities and Arts
The abrupt transition to online education led to concerns about student engagement and the effectiveness of learning in virtual environments. Educators faced challenges in adapting their teaching methods to suit online platforms and in maintaining student participation without face-to-face interactions.
Educators were apprehensive about students' presence in virtual classrooms, especially when cameras and videos were off. There was uncertainty about whether students were actively participating and whether they were learning effectively in the online setting.
The pandemic disrupted traditional learning environments, leading to a reliance on virtual platforms. This shift affected the dynamics of teaching and learning, with both educators and students adjusting to new modes of interaction and engagement.
By addressing these questions, the article provides insights into the challenges faced by educators and students during the pandemic and reflects on the adaptations made in the teaching and learning process.
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Show by month | Manuscript | Video Summary |
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2025 February | 10 | 10 |
2025 January | 70 | 70 |
2024 December | 12 | 12 |
Total | 92 | 92 |