An hour online, on way to Guinness
A college professor takes class for students all over the world
Coimbatore: Is it possible to teach 1, 824 students spread over 15 countries simultaneously? S. Subramonian, principal of R.V. Arts and Science College made it possible here on Thursday. He was addressing students of the “Largest Computer Class” for an hour from the college premises through a dial-up connection.
In an attempt to enter the Guinness Book of World Records, Prof, Subramonian took an hour-long class for student’s class for the students to break the previous record created by China with 1,135 students. He used his computer to create the virtual classroom with the help of teaching software known as Conference V2 software.
An hour online, on way to Guinness
Coimbatore: Is it possible to teach 1, 824 students spread over 15 countries simultaneously? S. Subramonian, principal of R.V. Arts and Science College made it possible here on Thursday. He was addressing students of the “Largest Computer Class” for an hour from the college premises through a dial-up connection.
In an attempt to enter the Guinness Book of World Records, Prof, Subramonian took an hour-long class for student’s class for the students to break the previous record created by China with 1,135 students. He used his computer to create the virtual classroom with the help of teaching software known as Conference V2 software.
An hour online, on way to Guinness
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Saturday, November 11, 2006
