Studiul atitudinii studenţilor secţiei Multimedia: sunet-montaj faţă de cursurile online
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37130/8bnv6v28Keywords:
online teaching, online learning, online education, emergency remote teachingAbstract
The following article is a marketing research based on a survey among the students enrolled at the BA program Multimedia: sound-editing. Having experienced a semester of online learning and preparing for a hybrid one, the research aims to discover the attitude of the students concerning online education and to improve the online teaching process by finding the best online teaching methods and techniques. Although the students recognize the advantages of online education, like time saving, accessibility, and flexibility, they also mention the biggest disadvantages: the lack of human interaction, technical problems, and the impossibility to perform specific practical activities related to their field of study.
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