Virtual Education of Students during Coronavirus 2019 Epidemic: Problems and solutions

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Mothers’ experience of virtual education during and after the COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative study

“…As a result, the education system in 188 countries, including over one and a half billion students, has been significantly impacted [ 6 ]. In response, many educational institutions have shifted to online learning, resulting in a massive unplanned transition from traditional learning to an exclusively online approach [ 7 , 8 ].…”

Teachers and managers experiences of virtual learning during the COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative study

“…To continue the learning process safely, governments announced holding online classes after some time. All educational institutions quickly switched to online education, a significant unplanned shift from traditional learning method to virtual education [ 13 ]. Students could enter the classroom at a specific time to discuss and exchange their ideas and connect to audio and video conferences online as they learned how to use virtual education platforms to deliver lectures and hold classes [ 4 ].…”