The traditional way of teaching and learning is replaced by smart education and learning approaches. This is evident through the transformation of conventional blackboard and chalk-based learning systems to online or offline interactive learning methods.
The global smart education and learning market size was USD 191.32 billion in 2019 and is projected to reach USD 783.48 billion by 2027, exhibiting a CAGR of 19.6% during the forecast period.
Electronic learning (e-learning), online tutorials, massive open online courses (MOOC-courses), mobile education (M-education), and other smart learning approaches are gaining traction across the education sector. Intelligent education technologies help to prepare students for the fast-paced world, which encourages ed-tech companies to invest in these technologies.
Quality Education Made Accessible
Previously, when learning was confined to classrooms only, it was difficult for students living in Tier III cities and rural areas to access quality education. However, today the rate of technological progress in terms of education has paved a way for more affordable and accessible learning. With the help of Virtual Classroom or Online Learning Solutions, remote learning has become a feasible and doable phenomenon for the majority of students. Even the people living in remote areas of the country can get access to quality education with the help of Virtual Classroom.
Anytime, Anywhere Learning
Virtual Classrooms facilitate anytime, anywhere learning with easy access to content even from mobile devices. It allows learners greater flexibility in terms of time and place of learning. This flexibility means students will get more opportunities to explore and engage with learning material in a better way.
Globus Online Learning Solution’s easy-to-use interface allows learners to attend live classes on the go on their personal devices like smartphones, tablets and PCs. Likewise, a teacher can instruct a large number of geographically-dispersed students at one time, without needing to travel.
More Interactivity
Virtual Learning environments create more room for interactivity and collaboration. In traditional lessons, students used to sit in a classroom while listening to a lecture and taking notes simultaneously. It only consisted of auditory stimulus. Whereas, in case of Virtual Classrooms, students’ engagement can be captured by a variety of audio-visual content to give them a better pictures of concepts. Gamified lessons, quizzes, polls, etc. are some of the examples how Virtual Learning have made classrooms increasingly interactive.
