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Can DTH classrooms ever replace schools or colleges?

-a quiet revolution is taking place in terms of the virtual classrooms which have brought centers of learning into one's home. However, nothing can replace the classroom environment, the palpable intellectual stimulation and classroom camaraderie that going to an actual school or college offers

-education service providers are ensuring that even education is beamed into people's lives such that those in remote locations can avail of a lot of services through which they are linked up to a prestigious university even if they cannot attend it. These help in disseminating knowledge and makes it much more accessible to a larger population across the world. For instance, online courses offered by Ivy League institutions in the US in which people from the remote villages of India can participate if they have an Internet service available.

-students from across the world can come together and share ideas on a virtual platform

-there is no need for virtual classrooms to substitute the physical spaces, they can co-exist and contribute towards a wider dissemination of educational services

-the objective should be to supplement to what the student learns in the classroom and also to provide things outside of the curriculum, such as learning foreign languages or extracurricular activities if the student so wishes to.