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What is Online Learning?

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16 Jan 2024

Online learning utilises digital devices such as laptops, tablets, or mobile phones to access course materials and enables interaction with instructors and fellow students within an educational framework. It allows you to study remotely without the need to attend physical classes on campus.

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