Symbiosis to start online chat sessions for distance mode students

Updated on: Tuesday, August 03, 2010

The Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning (SCDL) has decided to introduce online learning sessions for students that have enrolled with the institute for courses via distance learning so as to provide them with an experience similar to one-on-one teaching.

The Director of the Centre has announced that students who have enrolled for courses with the centre via the distance mode of education will be provided with the facility to have online chat sessions with experts and academicians on important topics from various disciplines.

The schedule for the availability of experts for online chat sessions would be announced soon on the centre's official website. The experts would help students via counseling, discussing problems, solving exercises, case studies etc.

The Centre has decided to introduce the chat sessions to bridge the gap between students who choose to pursue a course via the distance mode and a real classroom learning experience and also to provide them with assistance similar to students who are pursuing a course via regular classes.


 

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