An Assortment of Literature Review: E Learning during Covid – 19
Dr.T. Priyanka, A. J. Excelce, Mrs.C. Shilpa Rao, Ms.A. Amora, Dr.T. SangeethaSudha
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Dr.T. Priyanka, A. J. Excelce, Mrs.C. Shilpa Rao, Ms.A. Amora, Dr.T. SangeethaSudha
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Covid 19 has affected different people in different ways. It has changed totally everyone’s lives globally, almost all the section of people and people belonging to different sector of work has lost their living and also they are forced to move on to digital platform to run their routine work. All the sectors started working in online mode, especially the educational system. Teachers, students and parents all played a vital role in this digital learning. Therefore this paper inscription was to gather all the literature review related to e learning, that is to share the knowledge and ideas of different authors view about e learning.
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Covid 19 has affected different people in different ways. It has changed totally everyone’s lives globally, almost all the section of people and people belonging to different sector of work has lost their living and also they are forced to move on to digital platform to run their routine work. All the sectors started working in online mode, especially the educational system. Teachers, students and parents all played a vital role in this digital learning. Therefore this paper inscription was to gather all the literature review related to e learning, that is to share the knowledge and ideas of different authors view about e learning.
Key concepts: Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Work (physics), E learning, Online learning, Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), Sociology, 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak, Pedagogy