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    The document discusses several impacts of online learning compared to in-person learning. It notes that online learning can cause loss of motivation, difficulty understanding concepts due to distractions at home, and social isolation for students. However, online learning also provides flexibility, accessibility of course materials, and savings on travel costs for students. The document examines students' experiences with online learning and identifies benefits like control over their schedule, but also challenges like increased potential for cheating.

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    The document discusses several impacts of online learning compared to in-person learning. It notes that online learning can cause loss of motivation, difficulty understanding concepts due to distractions at home, and social isolation for students. However, online learning also provides flexibility, accessibility of course materials, and savings on travel costs for students. The document examines students' experiences with online learning and identifies benefits like control over their schedule, but also challenges like increased potential for cheating.

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    Impact of Online Class

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    According to IvyPanda, (2022), the challenges of online learning can impact children

    to a great extent. Loss of motivation, self-discipline and the need to study are some of
    the biggest problems children face. Impacts include the lack of efficiency of technology,
    the difficulty for pupils to understand the concepts taught, and online learning causes
    social isolation and results in pupils not developing the necessary communication skills.
    Factors that determine how well a pupil's education performs in online learning include
    individual learning styles, learning environments, and the level of parental involvement.
    Online learning is one of the new innovative study methods that have been introduced
    in the pedagogy field. In the last few years, there has been a great shift in training
    methods. students can now learn remotely using the internet and computers. Online
    learning comes in many forms and has been developing with the introduction of new
    technologies. Most universities, high schools, and other institutions in the world have all
    instituted this form of learning and the student population in online classes is increasing
    fast. There has been a lot of research on the impacts of online education as compared
    to ordinary classroom education. If the goal is to draw a conclusion about online
    education, considerable differences between the online learning environment and
    classroom environment should be acknowledged. In the former, teachers and students
    don’t meet physically as opposed to the latter, where they interact face to face. 
    As online learning continues to grow, it is important to investigate students’ overall
    experiences in online learning environments. Understanding how students feel about
    their online classes or programs goes beyond asking only whether students are
    satisfied to asking more complex questions about how influences inside and outside the
    classroom affect the online classroom. This qualitative study synthesis investigated how
    students perceived online education. The flexibility of online learning allows students to
    study at their own convenience. E-learning, on the other hand, gives students the
    freedom to select the ideal atmosphere for learning, which helps them understand
    more. Unfortunately, cheating through various means remains one of the primary
    drawbacks of online learning. Online students are more likely to cheat on exams than
    on-campus students because they take exams in their own homes and on personal
    computers. 

    In accordance with Northenor, (2020), the negative impacts of online learning are
    seen in the technicality of its actual use of it. These impacts include how technology is
    not always efficient, it is harder for students to grasp concepts being taught, online
    learning can cause social isolation, and can cause students to not develop needed
    communication skills. Students have trouble grasping concepts that are taught through
    online school because they have
    more distractions that take their focus away from their education. Students become
    distracted a lot easier when not in a school environment in front of other students and
    teachers, which causes them to not be able to grasp concepts as well as if they were in-
    person. 
    In consonance with Gopal Et. Al, (2021), online students are able to study at
    home and this saves them to travel and accommodation costs. Online study has been
    found to reduce the workload on tutors. Most of the online notes and books are
    available to the students and this reduces the teacher`s workload. Students participating
    in the online study have unlimited access to learning materials and this makes them the
    ability to study effectively and efficiently. On the other hand, students in the classroom
    environment have to take notes as the lecture progresses and these notes may not be
    accurate as compared to the materials uploaded on the websites. 
    The shift to online education has implications for students, teachers, and
    parents. One of the most important consequences of the transition to online learning
    is its impact on students’ health and sleeping habits. Many are considering whether
    this will lead to lasting changes for students who move out of the classroom. One of
    the easiest effects of online education on children’s recovery is to improve learning
    outcomes. Online learning provides students with access to a time and place for
    education. With online courses that can take place at home or in a place of their
    choice, there is less chance for students to miss classes. 

    As stated by Cellini, (2021), a third of postsecondary students attend at least


    one online class and 30% of graduate students study online. Online education allows
    schools to reach an extensive network of students without being constrained by
    geographical boundaries. One benefit of online education is that it allows students to
    participate in classes at places of their choice. Asynchronous online education gives
    students control over their learning experience, allows flexibility in the curriculum for
    non-traditional students and gives students greater responsibility. Students can
    distance themselves from each other without being exposed to the coronavirus and
    online learning has many health benefits for students and their families. 
    Traditional teaching and learning methods are becoming less effective at
    engaging students, who no longer rely exclusively on the teacher as the only source
    of knowledge. The integration of online teaching into the curriculum resulted in several
    issues for instructors, curriculum designers, and administrators, starting from the
    infrastructure to online teaching and assessment. 
    The Virtual Classroom is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
    Asynchronous communication through online conferencing programs allows the
    professional juggling work, family, and study schedules to participate in class
    discussions. Students can access their courses at any time of day or night. 

    In conclusion, we believe that learning never stopped in fact it evolved not just to
    survive but to thrive and technology has proven to be the most important enabler of the
    same which is an invention that is an outcome of learning. Technology has helped in
    learning and has led to the advancement of technology. Students need both parents’
    and teachers' guidance as they navigate through this difficult time to learn more and
    more. As online learning continues to grow, it is important to investigate students’
    overall experiences in online learning environments. Students typically self-select into
    online or in-person programs or courses, confounding estimates of student outcomes.
    Low vaccination rates and new coronavirus variants may mean a return to fully online
    instruction for some U.S. students and many more around the world. The pandemic
    forced millions of college students into virtual learning in 2020. In our opinion about the
    impact of students in online classes, we all know that the pandemic that happened to us
    is unpredictable and we did not expect it at all and that causes to shut down all the
    schools all over the world though we came up with the idea of E-learning and for me,
    we think it is much better to take online learning than take the risk of going to schools
    and making contact with the people, there is a negative side of it the students can cheat
    at any times and also have difficulty because of the internet issues.

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