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O nline learning is becoming very popular, especially in India, where more people are signing up for courses every year. Registrations for online courses have increased by over 24%, showing that many people enjoy the flexibility and easy access to education. As industries change quickly, online platforms are a great way to stay updated and grow in your career. Now is the right time to explore industry certification courses, especially with 2025 just around the corner. These courses have many benefits — you can learn from anywhere and at any time, as long as you have an internet connection. This gives you the flexibility to learn at your own pace and fit studying into your busy schedule. Plus, many online courses are updated regularly, so you can stay on top of the latest trends and tools in your field. In India, industrial courses teach hands-on skills for areas like manufacturing, technology, and engineering. These courses cover topics such as machines, automation, and production mana...

  The hardest part of online learning is keeping students interested. Since teachers and students aren’t in the same room, teachers need to find new and fun ways to make learning interesting and useful. One really good way to do this is by telling stories. Telling stories isn’t a new idea. It has been used for a long time to share knowledge, culture, and values. But many teachers, whether they teach in person or online, don’t use storytelling well. I’ve seen that in many online courses, storytelling is left out, even though it can help students feel more connected to the topic and more excited about the course. We all learn and remember things in different ways. Many experts think that telling stories is a good way for teachers to help students remember what they have learned. How Storytelling Helps in Online Courses? Telling stories has always been a good way to share knowledge, culture, and values. Even though it has been used for a long time, many teachers don’t use storytelling...