Impact of E-Learning on Indian Students during Pandemic: A Conceptual Approach

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For the enhancement of distant education and learning through web, the practice of e-learning has initiated in late 1990s. Because of the significant growth of information and technology, the adoption of e-learning became famous globally in late 2000s. By the mid of 2010s utilization of electronic devices (computers, laptops, mobile phones and tablets) which supports internet connectivity were prominently used by Indian educational institutions to facilitate e-learning process to educate the students through online platforms. In the later part of 2010, Indian organizations in collaboration with foreign companies, developed their own “web-based” software and application in order to persuade the practice of e-learning for the students. With reference to traditional learning, e-learning was adopted in a few numbers. Since the outbreak of pandemic issue (Covid-19), lockdown and pandemic protocols leads to closure of schools and colleges across the country. As a result, educating the students through online (e-learning) served as the full time replacement for traditional learning. Although educating students through e-learning made an appropriate replacement for traditional learning, students across many parts of India subjected to confront certain issues as well as merits while learning through online.

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P. Divakar. 2026. \u201cImpact of E-Learning on Indian Students during Pandemic: A Conceptual Approach\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - E: Economics GJHSS-E Volume 22 (GJHSS Volume 22 Issue E4): .

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For the enhancement of distant education and learning through web, the practice of e-learning has initiated in late 1990s. Because of the significant growth of information and technology, the adoption of e-learning became famous globally in late 2000s. By the mid of 2010s utilization of electronic devices (computers, laptops, mobile phones and tablets) which supports internet connectivity were prominently used by Indian educational institutions to facilitate e-learning process to educate the students through online platforms. In the later part of 2010, Indian organizations in collaboration with foreign companies, developed their own “web-based” software and application in order to persuade the practice of e-learning for the students. With reference to traditional learning, e-learning was adopted in a few numbers. Since the outbreak of pandemic issue (Covid-19), lockdown and pandemic protocols leads to closure of schools and colleges across the country. As a result, educating the students through online (e-learning) served as the full time replacement for traditional learning. Although educating students through e-learning made an appropriate replacement for traditional learning, students across many parts of India subjected to confront certain issues as well as merits while learning through online.

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