Blogs Category : Distance Learning

Online and distance learning are the talk of the town, for all the good reasons. Distance education has been around for a long time but witnessed a sudden spike after the pandemic. Now more than ever, graduates and working professionals choose online/distance education to uplift their careers. Initially, students chose only a few courses online

“Older and wiser voices can help you find the right path if you are only willing to listen.” – Jimmy Buffett Sometimes, we all face situations where we cannot decide what to do. One such scenario arises when a student is contemplating which subject to choose after completing the 12th class. Today, we will discuss a

“Champions keep playing until they get it right.” — Billie Jean King Hello readers, right now we are witnessing the war of the giants where the only difference is that they are the giants of the Education sector. Online Learning and Distance education are the giants ruling the constantly shifting educational traditions. The traditional classroom

“The Internet is just a world passing around notes in a classroom” – John Stewart Now more than ever, technology and computers have become indispensable parts of our lives. For personal and professional needs, we rely on technology a lot. It has made our lives easy, opening up countless career opportunities for tech enthusiasts. With

Distance education is an essential resource in today’s scenario as education has become accessible. Top 10 Universities for Distance Education in India is becoming the first choice of today’s generation as it offers practical options. It helps both working professionals trying to upskill in their careers and students seeking more flexibility in their educational schedules.

Higher education is surrounded by a haze of uncertainty. The COVID-19 pandemic turned the domain of education upside down. And now, the AI revolution is leading the sector towards newer horizons. However, one thing is to be noted here. The education sector is not the only one that’s undergoing massive changes due to recent technological

The advancement of technology and the evolution of the education industry has led to the advent of Online Education around the globe. Earlier online education methods were only used by a minimal number of educational institutions, but the emergence of the pandemic made it a cornerstone of the Education sector. Distance Education has been trending

The last few years have experienced tremendous growth in Distance/ Online Education around the globe. Distance Learning Courses are a perfect substitute for imparting quality education to students because of the extremely busy nature of humankind. Thus, the concept of Traditional teaching has undergone significant changes that have led to the emergence of Online Courses

Despite offering a wonderful solution to the needs of working professionals, most students are sceptical about whether they should get enrolled in a distance course or not. This is primarily due to the fact that there are many misconceptions about distance education. Distance learning programmes have gained an unfair reputation that the degrees offered are

As technology continues to advance, the education industry has been witnessing a paradigm shift towards online education. Gone are the days when education was all about chalk and blackboard teaching. Today, notebooks and pens have been replaced by Chromebooks and electronic pens. Online education has become students’ most preferred mode of learning. According to a

Distance learning is a form of learning in which students and teachers are not present in the same place or time but use different means of communication to facilitate the teaching-learning process. Distance education began through the use of postcards by Isaac Pitman in 1840. However, today the sector has evolved a lot and employs

India has the largest population of young individuals under the demographic age of 5 to 24, which makes the future of the Indian education industry bright and colorful. According to IBEF, the education sector in India was  valued atUS $117 billion in the year 2020 and is forecasted to reach approximately US $225 billion in