E-Learning a Powerful Medium of Effective Communication
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E-Learning;, Powerful;, Medium;, Effective CommunicationAbstract
Education is recognized as a potent instrument for fostering societal transformation. To actualize this objective, a crucial focus must be placed on refining classroom practices, with teaching serving as the linchpin for achieving diverse educational goals, ranging from behavioral changes to cognitive development. Proficient educators possess the ability to comprehend the intricacies of students' thought processes and learning patterns. In the context of India, a rapidly developing nation making strides across various domains, the education sector is not exempt from the transformative wave. This paper addresses the imperative of incorporating Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in education, presenting it as a pivotal means to elevate the quality of higher education. The discourse explores the current status of education in India, acknowledging achievements while recognizing the existing gaps. The central proposition revolves around leveraging ICT tools and methodologies to bridge these gaps, ultimately propelling the nation toward the attainment of elevated standards in higher education. Through a comprehensive analysis and advocacy for ICT integration, this paper endeavors to contribute to the ongoing dialogue on enhancing educational practices and outcomes in the dynamic landscape of a developing nation.
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