Blog #9

Being a distant student was interesting and demanding, during the Covid-19-induced remote learning phase. The freedom that distance learning provides is one thing I value about it. My ability to attend lessons from the comfort of my own home improved my time management and flexibility in handling other obligations. The availability of resources on the internet has also improved my educational experience. On the other hand, I discovered that two significant drawbacks were the absence of in-person communication and the classroom's feeling of community. It frequently gave off an isolated, disjointed vibe. I see how crucial it is to close this gap for distant learners as a future instructor. More interactive elements in online courses, the creation of virtual communities through discussion boards or group projects, and consistent feedback and assistance can all greatly improve the experience of distant learners and make them feel more fulfilled and engaged. Open Educati...