Five steps to more effective online learning


The tablets donated by Ahmad Amzad go a long way toward helping to facilitate Kuala Terengganu schoolchildren's home-based teaching and learning (PdPR) sessions, according to his constituents. — dpa via AP

LABUAN: A university professor has come up with five recommendations following research he undertook to better understand the factors behind online learning success during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Prof Datuk Dr Mohd Tajudin Ninggal, who is with the Cluster of Education and Social Sciences at Open University Malaysia (OUM), said the first of the recommendations is that a university needs to address educational equity by ensuring its students are able to access online learning.

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