Online Learning and Blended Learning
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For the time being, the world has been changing very fast and facing the fast development into the age of “Digital Technologies” which leads to worldwide borderless communications of world people. From 2018 to 2037, Thailand has been implementing the vision of Thailand 4.0 and the National Strategy, all of which, is to move the nation to high tech country. Moreover, the COVID-19 pandemic from 2020 until now causes the new normal way of life to work from home and study online though out the world. Many Online Learning Management Systems have been using in schools such as Google Classroom, Microsoft Team and so on apart from face-to-face or on-site classrooms. However, the blended classes between face to face and online instructions are still needed sometimes.
As a result, schools should realize that the rise of online learning implied that we have to practice and learn more about online instructions, online evaluations, and student’s satisfaction both for the online classrooms and the blended learning.
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