Cost
Setting up classroom infrastructure is
expensive.
Buses, cars, and other travel methods
have to be engaged to get students to
and from school.
A computer, a basic Internet
connection, a headphone, and a
web camera (optional) are less
expensive.
No travel costs. Teach and learn
from anywhere.
Professionals can take classes
from home, anytime (even late
nights or early mornings).
Technology Based Training
(TBT) yields a time savings of 3545% over traditional classroom
instruction.
Difficult for professionals to attend
courses for professional development,
due to work and other commitments
making it impossible to find
something that fits their schedule and
location.
Classrooms need water, electricity,
etc.
Virtual Classroom is green
teaching, saves paper, and any
other such costs.
Overhead results in high fees for a
course in a physical school.
Classes conducted in virtual
classrooms are comparatively
cheaper, as much as 80%.
To conclude I would say that each methodology has its pros and cons. Delivering the best
programs to our students might entail a smart combination of both traditional and online
instruction. Blended learning is the way to go.
Virtual Classroom Activities
To learn virtual classroom activities let’s have an example with Moodle-WizIQ virtualclass
Room example
A Virtual Class Room is a server software making a teacher
teaching online. So teacher and student needs to get register
first with any such server. Then by logging on to the server
they get the virtual class to deliver and attend.