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In the last few years, technology has greatly helped schooling. Teachers and pupils now have access to
a multitude of previously restricted information and resources because of the increase in the use of
smartphones, tablets, and computers, as well as the expansion of the internet. Access to resources and
information at any time and from any location is a key advantage of technology in the classroom for
students. Technology has also improved education by making it possible to create individual education.
Teachers may now design personalized lesson plans and assignments that respond to each student's
unique needs and talents by utilizing adaptive learning software. As they focus on the subjects and
abilities that are most essential to their requirements, students may become more interested and
motivated to study, thanks to this personal approach to education. Teachers can now work together more
easily and exchange resources with each other, thanks to technology.
The COVID-19 epidemic has had a major effect on education, making online learning environments
required for lifelong learning. This change created specific possibilities as well as problems for
teenagers living in rural areas. A key barrier was the "digital divide," which increased existing gaps by
limiting access to online education due to poor internet connectivity and a lack of digital tools. The
success of remote teaching was impacted by the fact that many rural teachers lacked skills in online
education. Parental participation increased, but there were new difficulties since rural parents had lower
levels of access to the internet. The lack of face-to-face connections affected the social and emotional
growth of teenagers living in rural areas, which increased mental health problems. The growing problem
made clear how important it is to have better internet access, flexible educational programs, and
integrated knowledge of technology. To make sure rural children get an equal quality education in the
event of future problems, policymakers must address the differences. In the present paper has tried to
focused on online learning platform and how it could have impact on the education of specially those
living in rural area.
Keywords:
Online learning, Adolescence ,Pandemic ,Rural area
Cite Article:
"Impact of Online Learning Platforms on Rural Adolescence Education During the Pandemic", International Journal of Science & Engineering Development Research (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.10, Issue 1, page no.a263-a266, January-2025, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2501035.pdf
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