CHAOS! Part 2

Online learning has been shown to increase retention of information, and take less time therefore the changes coronavirus have caused might be here to stay. With this unexpected move away from the classroom parents and educators globally may be questioning whether the implementation of online learning will continue post-pandemic, and how this might influence the global education market.

Don’t be alarmed! Prior to COVID-19, there was a high development toward embracing education technology. Some may be of the view that the unforeseen and hasty move to online learning – with minimal to no training, insufficient bandwidth, and little preparation will bring about poor user experience that will not maintain growth and development. Others may be of the view that a new hybrid model of education will develop, that will benefit learners. I want to highlight that the integration of technology in education will create a scope for a more all-inclusive access to knowledge, and will ultimately be an essential component of school education.