COVID-19: A Framework for Effective Delivering of Online Classes During Lockdown

2021 
The world as we know it has changed over a short period of time, with the rise and spread of the deadly novel Corona virus known as COVID-19, the world will never be the same again This study explores the devastating effects of the novel virus pandemic, the resulting lockdown, thus the need to transform the offline classroom into an online classroom It explores and describes the numerous online teaching platforms, study materials, techniques, and technologies’ being used to ensure that educating the students does not stop Furthermore, it identifies the platforms, technologies which can be used to conduct online examination in a safe environment devoid of cheating Additionally, it explores the challenges facing the deployment of online teaching methods On the basis of literature review, a framework was proposed to deliver superior online class room experience for the students, so that online classroom is as effective as or even better than offline classrooms The identified variables were empirically tested with the aid of a structured questionnaire;there were 487(according to Craitier and Morgan)150 number of respondents who were purposefully sampled The results indicate that students prefer the multimedia means of studies As a result of binary logistic regression, poor internet connection, awareness on COVID-19, enough sources of materials, recommends massive open online course, favourite online methods, and satisfaction with online study are significant in the model or attitudes towards delivering of online classes during lockdown COVID-19 pandemic at 5% level of significance The study recommends online teaching methods, but finally, the study concludes that satisfaction with online study is significant in the model or attitudes towards delivering of online classes during lockdown COVID-19 pandemic at 5% level of significance © 2021, The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer Nature Switzerland AG part of Springer Nature
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