Online learning is one of the most popular educational methods that countless students do nowadays. Some argue that E-learning is not as efficient as studying at schools. Personally, I totally agree with this statement and believe that government institutions should spend a lot of money to help the effectiveness of this programme.
To begin with, face-to-face studying still has huge demands among societies due to its productivity, E-learning can be the best choices for people who are busy and more productive than the other one. The lack of internet connection is the main factor of inefficiency of virtual classes. In online classrooms such as gmeet, zoom, Skype, and so on, internet problems are accustomed to occuring during learning processes whether there is no internet data, no signal, or bad network. This can lead interrupting lectures and discomfort between the teachers and the students. To overcome this issue, therefore, financial help should be contributed in providing internet network to help students who do virtual learning by giving free wifi for the societies and providing fast connections in all places.
In addition, Socioeconomics is still another problem why virtual course is a little effective. Laptop, computer, iPad, or handphone are e-learning supporting tools. Evidence says that the average person in a low social economy does not belong those technologies. Instead of purchasing them, feeding their life is also hard. More money, hence, should be distributed evenly to all students to increase the effectiveness of virtual course.
To conclude, distributing fund is not uncomplicated. It should be given carefully for those who need it. Although virtual course is less efficient, I strongly believe that it will get better than before after receiving help to tackle the difficulties in doing this advanced method.