"Class for Zoom" refers to an online class or virtual classroom conducted using the Zoom video conferencing platform. Zoom has become a popular tool for educators to deliver live virtual instruction and interact with students in real-time.
In a "Class for Zoom," educators can share their screens, present slides, use a virtual whiteboard, and engage students through audio and video communication. Students can participate in discussions, ask questions, and collaborate on group projects through the Zoom platform.
Zoom also offers features such as breakout rooms, which allow educators to divide students into smaller groups for discussions or activities.
Online classes for Zoom have gained prominence, especially during times when face-to-face learning is not feasible or practical, as they offer an alternative means to maintain continuity in education and foster teacher-student engagement.
A virtual classroom is an online learning environment where teachers and students interact and engage in educational activities remotely using digital tools.
Face-to-face learning is the traditional educational method where students and teachers interact in a physical classroom setting.
Student engagement is the level of interest and participation students show in their learning experiences, impacting their motivation and success.
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