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Impact on Students skill development on E-learning VS Traditional learning

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The Rapid advancement of digital technology has significantly transformed educational practices leading to the shift from traditional class room based learning platforms. This study explores the comparative impact of E -learning and traditional learning on students skill development. It aims to analyze how each mode influence cognitive, technical, interpersonal and problem solving skill, while traditional learning emphasizes face to face interaction, structured schedules and physical presence, e-learning offers flexibility, self-paced study and access to diverse digital resources. Through survey, interviews and academic performance analysis. This research investigates the strengths and limitation of both methods in fostering student skill. The findings suggest that while e-learning enhance digital literacy and independent learning, traditional learning is more effective in developing communication and collaboration skills. The study concludes by identifying key factors influencing skill acquisition in both environments and recommends a blended learning approach to maximize student development.

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Impact on Students skill development on E-learning VS Traditional learning

Author: Havalappagol, Vishwanath R.; V, Roopa k.
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Impac on S uden s skill de elopmen on E-lea ning VS T adi ional
lea ning P o . Vishwana h R. Ha alappagol1, Roopa k.V2
1Assis an P o esso , Vis eswa aya Technological Uni e si y Muddenahalli
2Depa men o MBA , Vis eswa aya Technological Uni e si y Muddenahalli
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Published: 31 Aug. 2025
Abs ac The Rapid ad ancemen o digi al echnology has signi ican ly ans o med educa ional
p ac ices leading o he shi om adi ional class oom based lea ning pla o ms. This s udy explo es
he compa a i e impac o E -lea ning and adi ional lea ning on s uden s skill de elopmen . I aims o
analyze how each mode in luence cogni i e, echnical, in e pe sonal and p oblem sol ing skill, while
adi ional lea ning emphasizes ace o ace in e ac ion, s uc u ed schedules and physical p esence, e-
lea ning o e s lexibili y, sel -paced s udy and access o di e se digi al esou ces. Th ough su ey,
in e iews and academic pe o mance analysis. This esea ch in es iga es he s eng hs and limi a ion o
bo h me hods in os e ing s uden skill. The indings sugges ha while e-lea ning enhance digi al li e acy
and independen lea ning, adi ional lea ning is mo e e ec i e in de eloping communica ion and
collabo a ion skills. The s udy concludes by iden i ying key ac o s in luencing skill acquisi ion in bo h
en i onmen s and ecommends a blended lea ning app oach o maximize s uden de elopmen .
Key wo ds: E-lea ning, Academic pe o mance, S uden s, Digi al educa ion, Face o ace lea ning.
In oduc ion
The e olu ion o digi al echnology has ede ined educa ion, shi ing he pa adigm
om con en ional in-pe son ins uc ion o i ual, ech-assis ed lea ning en i onmen s. Bo h e-
lea ning and adi ional class oom lea ning ha e dis inc s eng hs and challenges, pa icula ly in
shaping s uden skillse s. As he global educa ion landscape emb aces hyb id models,
unde s anding how each me hod in luences skill acquisi ion is c i ical. This s udy in es iga es
how di e en lea ning modes impac s uden s’ de elopmen in a eas such as communica ion,
p oblem-sol ing, digi al li e acy, and sel -managemen . Lea ning is a p ocess o achie ing
knowledge, skill, and pe o mance. This lea ning is ul ima ely conside ed one o he
undamen al pilla s o socie y changes. Nowadays, echnology has ob iously made ou li es
easie . Tha means in e ne echnology has been conside ed as an impo an medium o many
aspec s o ou li es including academic lea ning. E-lea ning o online lea ning has ecei ed
much a en ion in ecen yea s globally, wi h an es ima ed 5-7 million s uden s now a e
en olling in a leas one online cou se each yea . The in oduc ion o mul imedia echnologies
and he in e ne in lea ning in many uni e si ies has been obse ed as a means o imp o ing
accessibili y and quali y o deli e y and lea ning among he s uden s and eache s. Di e en
e minologies had been used o de ine E- lea ning. Fo ins ance, i has been de ined by ype o
sys em o lea ning which is u ilizing elec onic echnologies o access educa ional cu iculum
ou side adi ional class ooms. Sang a, e al., de ined E-lea ning as “A me hod o eaching and
lea ning ha ully o pa ially signi ies he educa ional model used, based on he use o
elec onic media and de ices as ools o enhancing a ailabili y o aining, communica ion and
in e ac ion ha helps in accep ing no el ways o comp ehending and es ablishing lea ning”.
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Ha alappagol, V. R., & V, R. k . (2025). Impac on S uden s skill de elopmen on E-lea ning VS
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Li e a u e e iews
1.
Bah ain Medical Bulle in 43 (2), 2021
“De ine elec onic lea ning is u iliza ion o In e ne and connec echnologies o p o ide a b oad spec um o solu ions
ha imp o es pe o mance, educa ion and knowledge.” The s udy aimed o analysis he a i ude o uni e si y s uden s
agains elec onic lea ning and digi al echnology, skills. A desc ip i e s udy was conduc ed. The s udy consis ed o pa s:
i s pa : demog aphic a iables (age, gende , ype o acul y) and second pa : included op ion abou compu e p ac ice
and skill o elec onic lea ning. Th ee pa consis o i ems o examine uni e si y s uden s’ a i ude owa d
e-lea ning in Mosul uni e si y/I aq. Resul s: indica ed he inding o he s udy uni e si y s uden s' a i ude owa d
elec onic lea ning a e highly signi ican and hei s uden s’ a i ude wi h echnology usage and skills a e signi ican ly.
The esul s o he s udy a e concluded ha uni e si y s uden s' a i ude is no a ec ed by di e ences in gende (male o
emale) and e lec s he capaci y o acul y membe s o Mosul Uni e si y o success ul in implemen a ion o e-lea ning
p og ams.
2.
Rashmi Singh, Shailend a Kuma Singh, Ni aj Mish a
Educa ion and In o ma ion Technologies 29 (15), 20201-20221, 2024
The in eg a ion o digi al echnologies in o educa ional p ac ices has eshaped adi ional lea ning models,
c ea ing a dynamic and accessible global landscape o highe educa ion. This comp ehensi e li e a u e analysis
explo es he impac o e-lea ning on highe educa ion s uden s in he digi al e a. Employing he con en analysis
me hod, he selec ed s udies spanning om No embe 2012 o Ap il 2023 we e sys ema ically examined. P edominan ly
u ilizing quan i a i e me hods, he s udies, la gely o igina ing om he Uni ed S a es, China, Malaysia, and India,
ocused on uni e si y s uden s. Key a iables such as s uden engagemen , pe cep ion, and academic pe o mance we e
consis en ly employed ac oss di e se educa ional se ings. The syn hesis o indings e ealed ha e-lea ning
echnologies posi i ely impac ed academic achie emen , s uden sa is ac ion, and collabo a i e e o s. Mo eo e ,
challenges associa ed wi h echnology usage and in e ne access we e iden i ied, which impac e-lea ning
implemen a ion. The s udy p oposes u he in es iga ion h ough a mixed-me hods app oach o explo e s uden s’
in e ac ions wi h he educa ional en i onmen while u ilizing e-lea ning echnology in ins i u ions o highe educa ion.
3.
Mana Abu Talib, Anissa M Be ayeb, Razan I Ome
Educa ion and in o ma ion echnologies 26 (6), 6719-6746, 2021
Wi h he ad en o COVID-19 a ose he need o social dis ancing measu es, including he imposi ion o a -
eaching lockdowns in many coun ies. The lockdown has w eaked ha oc on many aspec s o daily li e, bu educa ion
has been pa icula ly ha d hi by his unp eceden ed si ua ion. The closu e o educa ional ins i u ions b ough along
many changes, including he ansi ion o mo e echnology-based educa ion. This is a sys ema ic li e a u e e iew ha
seeks o explo e he ansi ion, in he con ex o he pandemic, om adi ional educa ion ha in ol es ace- o- ace
in e ac ion in physical class ooms o online dis ance educa ion. I examines he ways in which his ansi ion has
impac ed academia and s uden s and looks a he po en ial long- e m consequences i may ha e caused. I also p esen s
some o he sugges ions made by he s udies included in he pape , which may help alle ia e he nega i e impac o
lockdown on educa ion and p omo e a smoo he ansi ion o online lea ning.
4.
An onio-José Mo eno-Gue e o, Baha Pou shahian
Educa ion Resea ch In e na ional 2021 (1), 8160084, 2021
Techno‐pedagogical abili y is a way and easonable alue educa ion a ailable o e e yone. Indeed, al hough in
he pas i has been ound ha he e a e many bene i s o using inno a ion in he class oom en i onmen , he e a e s ill
obs acles o expe iences ela ed o he use o inno a ion. Quan i a i e, quali a i e, and mixed esea ch pape s a e all
included in his s udy. This esea ch also iden i ied he knowledge gap and me hodological and implica ion gap in his
esea ch a icle as pe he need o 21s Cen u y Digi al Class ooms. The esul s show ha he e is no signi ican
di e ence in echno‐pedagogical skills be ween science and a eache s who use echnology in eaching. This is
because o he epidemic. Talking abou he cu en scou ge, COVID‐19 has ans o med adi ional cou ses in o
digi iza ion h ough ICT in eg a ion. In o ma ion and Communica ion Technology (ICT) is seen as a ool ha can help
schools adap o he ansi ion om indus y o in o ma ion. I is also conside ed as a ool o p o ide, suppo , and
s eng hen educa ional e o ms in acco dance wi h he educa ional needs o he in o ma ion socie y.
5.
Angel Olide Rojas Vis o e, Angel De oncele-Acos a, Juan Luis Ma ín Ayala, Angel Ba asa, Ca idad
López-G ane o, Ma iaca la Ma í-González
F on ie s in psychology 15, 1387089, 2024
A i icial In elligence (AI) is ans o ming mul iple sec o s wi hin ou socie y, including educa ion. In his
con ex , emo ions play a undamen al ole in he eaching-lea ning p ocess gi en ha hey in luence academic
pe o mance, mo i a ion, in o ma ion e en ion, and s uden well-being. Thus, he in eg a ion o AI in emo ional
assessmen wi hin educa ional en i onmen s o e s se e al ad an ages ha can ans o m how we unde s and and
add ess he socio-emo ional de elopmen o s uden s. Howe e , he e emains a lack o comp ehensi e app oach ha
sys ema izes ad ancemen s, challenges, and oppo uni ies in his ield.This sys ema ic li e a u e e iew aims o
explo e how a i icial in elligence (AI) is used o e alua e emo ions wi hin educa ional se ings. We p o ide a
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comp ehensi e o e iew o he cu en s a e o esea ch, ocusing on ad ancemen s, challenges, and oppo uni ies in he
domain o AI-d i en emo ional assessmen wi hin educa ional se ings.
Resea ch Gap
While se e al s udies ha e explo ed he bene i s and challenges o e-lea ning and adi ional lea ning
independen ly, he e is limi ed compa a i e esea ch ocusing speci ically on hei impac on s uden s’ skill
de elopmen , This s udy aims o b idge his gap by p o iding a compa a i e analysis o e-lea ning and adi ional
lea ning in os e ing skill de elopmen among s uden s.
Fac o s Iden i ica ions
 Dependen a iable
 E-lea ning
 Independen a iable
 Access o echnology
 Teaching me hod
 Sel - mo i a ion
 Flexibili y lea ning
 Pee in e ac ion
S a emen o he p oblem
The apid adop ion o E- lea ning sys em, he e is s ill deba e o e whe he online lea ning en i onmen a e as
e ec i e as adi ional class oom se ings in de eloping s uden s co e skills. While e- lea ning o e s lexibili y and
digi al li e acy, i may lack in e pe sonal engagemen and mo i a ion. On he o he hand adi ional lea ning p o ides
s uc u ed guidance bu may no adequa ely p epa e s uden s o echnology d i en wo kplaces. This s udy aims o
explo e he impac o bo h lea ning modes on skill de elopmen , iden i y hei s eng hs and limi a ions and help
educa o s make in o med decisions.
Needs o he s udy
To imp o e s uden ou comes pa icula ly in e ms o skill de elopmen . To p o ide eache s and educa o s wi h insigh
on how o e ec i ely in eg a es e-lea ning and adi ional lea ning me hods o p omo e s uden skill de elopmen . To
in o m educa ional policy and decision making a he ins i u ional, na ional o in e na ional le el ega ding he
adop ion.
Objec i es
 To unde s and he e ec i eness o e-lea ning and adi ional lea ning on s uden skill de elopmen .
 To examine he di e ence in s uden s engagemen and mo i a ion be ween E-lea ning and adi ional lea ning.
 To explo e he po en ial o e-lea ning in p omo ing pe sonalized lea ning and di e en ia ion.
Limi a ions
 To indings may be a limi ed by he sample size o esponden s.
 Chea ing p e en ion du ing online assessmen is complica ed.
Scope o he s udy
The s udy ocuses on s uden s om a ious academic disciplines including business, enginee ing, a s and
science. The s udy examine he impac o e lea ning and adi ional lea ning on s uden s o skill de elopmen in a eas
such as c i ical hinking, p oblem sol ing, communica ion, collabo a ion, digi al li e acy, echnical skills, ime
managemen and sel di ec ed lea ning.
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Resea ch Me hodology
Type o esea ch : Desc ip i e esea ch Sampling echnique: Non-p obabili y sampling Type o sampling: Con enience
sampling Sample ame: Bangalu u a ea
De ails
No. o esponses
Pe cen age
How eliable is you
in e ne connec ion o
a ending online classes
o accessing s udy
ma e ials?
Ve y eliable
37
35.23%
Some wha eliable
21
20%
Neu al
20
19.04%
No eliable
15
14.28%
No access
12
11.42%
Which me hod do you
ins uc o s mos
equen ly used o
online eaching?
Li e ideo session
40
38.09%
P e- eco ded ideos
33
31.42%
Reading ma e ials
12
only
11.42%
Assignmen based
13
lea ning
12.38%
o he s
7
6.66%
Wha keeps you
mo i a ed o a end he
online classes?
In e es in he subjec
40
38.09%
Teache s eaching
23
s yle
21.90%
G ades &assignmen s
19
18.09%
Pee lea ning
15
14.28%
None o he abo e
8
7.61%
E- lea ning helps you
how can unde s and
S ongly disag ee
6
5.71%
Disag ee
8
7.61%
Neu al
19
18.09%
he subjec con en
Ag ee
30
28.57%
e ec i ely?
S ongly ag ee
58
55.23%
G oup ac i i ies o E-
lea ning (like b eakou
ooms, pee e iews) i
helps o imp o e
lea ning?
S ongly disag ee
7
6.66%
Disag ee
4
3.80%
Neu al
24
22.85%
Ag ee
29
27.61%
S ongly ag ee
41
39.04%
Hypo hesis Tes ing
 H₀ (Null Hypo hesis): The e is no associa ion be ween e-lea ning and adi ional lea ning me hods.
 H₁ (Al e na i e Hypo hesis): The e is a associa ion be ween e-lea ning and adi ional lea ning me hods.
S a is ical ool used : CHI-SQUARE
 The e is a associa ion be ween e-lea ning and adi ional lea ning me hods.
Pa icula s
No. o esponden s
Pe cen age
S ongly disag ee
8
7.61%
Disag ee
12
11.42%
Neu al
19
18.09%
Ag ee
30
28.57%
S ongly ag ee
36
34.28%
Pa icula s
O
E(105/5)
(O-E)
(O-E)^2
(O-
E)^2/E
S ongly
disag ee
8
21
-13
169
8.047
Disag ee
12
21
-9
81
3.857
Neu al
19
21
-2
4
0.19
Ag ee
30
21
9
81
3.857
S ongly
ag ee
36
21
15
225
10.714
To al
esponses
105
26.666
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Deg ee o eedom=n-1
5-1=4
Le el o signi icance=0.05
Table alue=9.48 alue o 4@ 0.05 Calcula ed alue = 26.666 In e p e a ion
 The calcula ed alue is g ea e han he able alue, hence null hypo hesis (Ho) is ejec ed and The e is a
associa ion be ween e-lea ning and adi ional lea ning me hods.
Findings
1. Abou 35.23% o s uden s epo ed e y eliable in e ne access, which suppo s he easibili y o e-lea ning, while
11.42% lacked p ope access, indica ing a digi al di ide ha limi s e ec i eness o some lea ne s.
2. Li e ideo sessions (38.09%) we e he mos commonly used me hod, ollowed by p e- eco ded ideos (31.42%).
A mino i y elied solely on eading ma e ials o assignmen - based lea ning.
3. In e es in he subjec (38.09%) and eache 's eaching s yle (21.90%) we e he majo mo i a o s o a ending
online classes, sugges ing con en quali y and pedagogy g ea ly in luence engagemen .
4. 83.8% (ag ee + s ongly ag ee) o esponden s belie e e-lea ning helps hem unde s and he subjec e ec i ely,
showing high accep ance o digi al lea ning when con en is well- s uc u ed.
5. 66.65% ag eed o s ongly ag eed ha ac i i ies like b eakou ooms and pee e iews imp o ed lea ning, showing
ha collabo a i e elemen s in e-lea ning pla o ms can eplica e some bene i s o adi ional se ings.
Sugges ions
 Combine he lexibili y and sel -di ec ed lea ning o e-lea ning wi h he s uc u ed, in e ac i e en i onmen o
adi ional lea ning o maximize all- ound skill de elopmen .
 Add ess in e ne access gaps o ensu e equal oppo uni y in e-lea ning en i onmen s, especially o u al o low-
income s uden s.
 Enhance ins uc o s’ digi al eaching skills o make online classes mo e engaging, in e ac i e, and e ec i e.
 In eg a e g oup asks, discussion o ums, and pee lea ning me hods in e-lea ning o imp o e in e pe sonal and
communica ion skills.
 Implemen ad anced ools o p e en chea ing and ensu e ai e alua ion in online assessmen s.
Conclusions
This s udy con i ms ha bo h e-lea ning and adi ional lea ning ha e dis inc ad an ages and limi a ions in
con ibu ing o s uden s' skill de elopmen . E-lea ning os e s digi al li e acy, au onomy, lexibili y, helping s uden s
adap o mode n, ech-d i en en i onmen s. T adi ional lea ning is mo e e ec i e in p omo ing in e pe sonal,
communica ion, and collabo a i e skills due o ace- o- ace in e ac ion. Gi en hese complemen a y s eng hs, a blended
lea ning app oach eme ges as he mos e ec i e s a egy o holis ic s uden de elopmen in he 21s cen u y.
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