VIRTUAL LABORATORIES
Vol. 2 No. 6 (2022): Eurasian Journal of Academic Research 1031-1034
Abstract
An effective virtual laboratory can promote conceptual understanding, especially in microscopic and abstract concepts. This ability to increase the visual impact and experience during an experiment and to visualize what is taking place can really help with student understanding. In this article we discuss virtual laboratories, advantages and disadvantages of virtual laboratory, laboratory work, virtual experimentation and simulation, creating virtual lab, challenges of online learning for students, components of the virtual laboratory, best virtual labs.
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