Another concern was their own less-than-savvy skills on online teaching and the confusion from being bombarded with suggestions of multiple virtual learning platforms they were being recommended. “But now I am grappling with the right buttons to press on virtual platforms and constantly wary in case I hit something wrong and delete my entire course material. Others may not have the necessary skills to access virtual learning platforms. Online learning, they believe allows accessibility, flexibility and an independent approach towards learning. After all, you are human and in the end, in online teaching or teaching of any other kind, ultimately it is the human factor that counts.

Source: The Star April 12, 2020 02:48 UTC