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A Study on Students Perception on Online Learning Platforms

Issue Abstract

Abstract 
 In the twenty-first century, online learning has evolved as a worldwide platform to connect, collaborate and engage users in the learning process. Online learning today is integrated with social network connectivity, which builds an ecosystem for interaction between students, teachers, and professors from every corner of  the world, providing them with free and accessible online resources. However, in order to promote active engagement of  the learners and delivery of meaningful learning in the online learning settings, it is also necessary to determine
students’ perceptions towards online learning. The implications of  the present study are important for instructional designers, educators, and institutions that are planning to offer, or are currently offering, online courses. Online learning has become a global platform for collaboration. In search of  better economical ways to train and educate people, universities and enterprises have expanded their use of  online learning. The purpose of  this paper is to measure students' perceptions of  online learning in higher education. The results indicated that the critical factors influence students’ perceptions.  
Keywords: Online learning, Student’s Perceptions, Online classes. 
 


Author Information
S. Tamil Bharathi
Issue No
1
Volume No
4
Issue Publish Date
05 Jan 2024
Issue Pages
58-66

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