How PGDM Teaching Methods Will Change Post COVID
Since the second week of March 2020, academic institutes ranging from the smallest schools to the best PGDM colleges across India have been observing a closure of physical operations. Similar to most other sectors, the educational sector has also been forced to shift their activities entirely towards digital. This has been an uphill battle, as students, teachers and parents have had to make significant changes to their daily schedule. The new normal has seen a first-ever 100% shift from the traditional face-to-face method in PGDM programs to the E-learning one. While the concept of E-learning has been around for a while, its popularity has seen a sharp rise in the last year. With institutes scrambling to begin their virtual classes, teachers had the gargantuan task of transforming their tried and tested teaching methodology, where they could walk up to a student and engage them in an activity, to a virtual meet, where internet connectivity issues could stop the intera...