2021
DOI: 10.12785/itte/090205
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Impact of Virtual Learning on Foundation Mathematics Students in a Higher Education Institution in the Gulf during the COVID-19 Era

Abstract: The Corona Virus (Covid 19) pandemic which is currently ravaging the nations of the world has culminated in the adaptation of virtual learning/online teaching methodology, using information and communication technology infrastructure, to enhance and facilitate teaching and learning (T&L) strategies in higher educational (HE) institutions. This study explores the impact and effectiveness of virtual learning (blended learning) employed by a HE institution on the academic goals of Foundation Mathematics students,… Show more

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“…In an attempt to ensure the education quality and to leverage the distance learning methods and tools, the Ministry of Education and Microsoft conducted a series of e-workshops to train educators on how to better use remote learning and assessment tools. The ministry also offered a quality assurance system to assist/support teachers and students in using Microsoft Teams [17], [18]. Thus, the rapid implementation of effective virtual learning platforms and strategies in many educational institutions in Bahrain is the outcome of wide-ranging endeavors and investments over time in robust ICT infrastructure, advanced technologies, and innovative learning pedagogies [19].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In an attempt to ensure the education quality and to leverage the distance learning methods and tools, the Ministry of Education and Microsoft conducted a series of e-workshops to train educators on how to better use remote learning and assessment tools. The ministry also offered a quality assurance system to assist/support teachers and students in using Microsoft Teams [17], [18]. Thus, the rapid implementation of effective virtual learning platforms and strategies in many educational institutions in Bahrain is the outcome of wide-ranging endeavors and investments over time in robust ICT infrastructure, advanced technologies, and innovative learning pedagogies [19].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%