ONLINE EDUCATION: ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
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Keywords: online education, e-learning, distance learning, virtual classrooms, digital education, advantages of online learning, disadvantages of online learning, educational technology, remote education, student engagement.Abstract
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Online education has become a significant part of modern learning, offering
flexibility and accessibility to students worldwide. However, it also presents challenges
such as limited social interaction and technical difficulties. This article explores the
benefits and drawbacks of online learning, analyzing its impact on students, educators,
and the education system as a whole. The discussion includes perspectives from
academic research, case studies, and expert opinions to provide a comprehensive
overview of online education.
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