These days, internet based courses have become a popular alternative to university based courses. Some students prefer this type of learning because they do not need to attend lectures. Others, however argue that it is important to stay at university. Discuss both these views and give your opinion.

Education has a massive influence on our life, career, way of thinking, and many more.

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, with an advancement of technology, the trend of learning from online classes has become very common. Some favour taking online sessions as it is easy and flexible;

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, others still find worth in attending classes at university. According to me, both viewpoints hold importance based on an individual's choice. Online learning brings numerous benefits and flexibility. The foremost is, an enormous amount of information access, the internet has millions of courses based on interest. So, one can opt a course varying from beginner to advance level.

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, the majority of

such

online learning platforms have their own mobile app for easy learning, that brings flexibility.

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, a person who is eager to learn can open a smartphone in free time and utilise every

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for his own good.

Besides

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, these courses are cheaper compared to university courses due to high competition, and limited resource utilisation while creation, which is

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add-on advantage.

For instance

, online platform Udemy's courses are almost one-

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price of actual university education. On the other side of the spectrum, lectures held by a lecturer at universities can be a good way of educating younger on their behaviour and cognitive skills.

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, active sessions at universities are much more interesting and interactive, which leaves long term mark on

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emory.

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, according to a recent report of BBC, 68% of information gained from active class remains in memory, while it is almost impossible to achieve that level through online learning. To conclude, it all boils down on the preference of the child to identify the approach which works best for them. The endpoint is gaining knowledge whether it is through accessing online material or attending offline sessions.