• Virtual Learning As A Method Of Increasing Literacy In Nigeria

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    • 1.2 Problem statement
      The emergence and diffusion of new information and communication technologies (ICTs) have triggered an unstoppable revolution in education, particularly in the areas of teaching and learning. Internet and the Internet have further accelerated the revolutionary pace, including improving e-learning. For most providers of open learning and distance learning, e-learning has given access to another dimension. Although the nations themselves praise open and distance learning (ODL) as a way to free themselves from the problem of massive access to education, learning E-11 further expands borders by further reducing the distance between education and helping people living in the region are able to access education at any time, at their own pace and anywhere. Online learning or online education provides students with excellent opportunities to communicate individually with their learning materials, learning resources and tutors. It is the interactive use of technology and communication systems to enhance the learning experience. This has the potential to change the way we teach and learn throughout the year (24 hours a day, 7 days a week). This can raise the level and increase participation in lifelong learning. It is important to keep in mind that as e-learning via networking technologies, e-learning involves the use of virtual technologies in the practice of teaching, learning and learning. evaluation (Lee, Hong, and Ling, 2002). Therefore, the study examines the impact of virtual learning methods on literacy
      1.3 Purpose of the study
      The purpose of this study is to examine Virtual learning as a method of increasing literacy in Nigeria Specifically the study:
      1. To raise general awareness of the academic community of virtual learning tools.
      2. To examine virtual learning effects on literacy level.
      3 To initiate a culture of innovation that will lead to an increase in literacy level in the country.
      1.4 Significance of the study
      Attempting to tackle this study could provide a diagnostic basis for solving the problems or challenges of e-learning and the prospects for e-learning in Nigerian higher education. It may also be useful to change the altitude of students and teachers/lecturers in relation to virtual learning. It also identifies the role of government in developing virtual learning by providing virtual learning resources.
      In addition, teachers/lecturers, students, and government are sensitized to the challenges and opportunities of e-learning in Nigerian higher education.

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