Introduction:
Digital Learning or Online learning Day has been celebrated worldwide since February 2012 to advocate for innovative digital education and access for all students, and Digital Learning Day is celebrated around the world in February each year.
Digital Learning Day is celebrated to connect education with digital technology, share ideas and spread awareness of innovative digital learning. When it comes to digital education the usefulness and importance of 'Digital Learning Day' is increasing day by day.
While talking about digital learning, it has been limited to slogans time and again. Efforts for a digital country have not been as successful as they should have been. At present, it has been emphasized that to make a country digital, a country must first expedite the expansion of its infrastructure.
Only with the widespread and systematic use of the Internet can modern technology in health, education, and agriculture be made cheaper. Digital learning naturally requires digital connectivity.
For this, internet access is a
fundamental right of every citizen, expansion of the service area of operators
and providing an easy spectrum for quality, and expansion of fiber networks seem to be
necessary.
Government agencies are also using
the latest technologies for the efficient delivery of services. Around the world, the Private sector is pursuing a policy of digital transformation to remain more
competitive in the global market.
The use of technology has become indispensable to make the flow of government services less cumbersome and to extend access to every section of society. Today on the occasion of Digital Learning. We are sharing some interesting facts about it.
Facts About Digital Learning
- A study has shown that the use of mobile devices and tablets has increased productivity by 43 percent.
- According to a report released by the US National Center for Education Statistics, $19.9 million colleges and $6.9 million of the universities in the United States have been providing digital learning since 2019.
- The global digital learning market will be valued at $ 325 billion by 2025.
- In 2019, sixty-Seven (67) percent of US companies offered education through smartphones.
- Virtual training courses take 40 to 60 percent less time than in the classroom. While doing an online course, students are also getting to know many concepts and ideas.
- IBM has saved $200 million in virtual training programs for its employees. this means that online training can be done for a small amount of money.
- E-learning products have increased employee engagement by 18 percent.
- E-Learning North America holds 53 percent of the world. The United States is a big player in the e-learning market.
- According to 2020 statistics, professionals are using 3 to 4 of their mobile devices.
- Learning courses consume 90 percent less energy. It is also ecofriendly.