1 VIRTUAL LEARNING , A new pillar of teaching learning method
Journal Title: Indian journal of applied basic medical sciences - Year 2018, Vol 20, Issue 30
Abstract
In this context to virtual learning medical teachers have to walk few mile more . The teacher has to motivate students to use of all available technologies for learning and encourage collaborative learning . Motivated teacher must participate and develop knowledge & skills for developing a peer reviewed virtual learning-teaching material .They must Understand learning needs of students , facilitate learning create more learning opportunities This will a Lay foundation for Lifelong learning as recommended Medical Council of India. Virtual learning will generate the Self-directed, Self-motivated, Self-regulated e-Culture.At Administrator level , the administrator should Create Learning environment for virtual learning .The most important components of virtual learning are eMAIL, Website, Video conference, Learning Management System including Multimedia .
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Janardan Bhatt
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