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The foundation of online education dates back more than 150 years. Digital literacy gained ground in academia with the introduction of the Internet in 1994, paving the path for online courses. However, COVID 19 has forced its entry, penetrated into the education system and established its reign with a paradigm change from conventional to online learning. This shift has changed the whole dynamics of education provided, leaving every member in a state of urgency and utter confusion. This paper focuses on providing an outlook to students’ need in the new norm of an online era an overview to students’ satisfaction in online learning, which needs to be upgraded constantly so that each one gets a fair chance in adapting and flourishing with the new system.
Online Learning, Student Satisfaction, COVID 19, Paradigm Shift.
Online Learning, Student Satisfaction, COVID 19, Paradigm Shift.
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