The “virtual classroom” is a tool for delivering live e learning. It is often called “synchronous e learning.” The interface mimics the face to face classroom in many ways with a roster, hand raising icon and an instructor leading the

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Virtual Classroom

The “virtual classroom” is a tool for delivering live e-learning. It is often called “synchronous e-learning.” The interface mimics the face-to-face classroom in many ways with a roster, hand-raising icon and an instructor leading the group. The primary difference between the face-to-face classroom training and virtual classroom training is that the latter is used to deliver content live, over the Internet to people who are geographically dispersed.

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