Online Education: Not for Each Culture

Online education is a component of a currentunsuitable. In theory, the cultural gap can be erased
technological society, as symbolised by developedwhen computers as well as internet access are as
western nations. Actually, it prepares students andcheap as radios or televisions, but that has not
employees for a culture where will be comprehensivehappened yet. And it is worth thinking about the
interaction with computers, utilizing them for recreationdouble-edged weapon of online education for disabled
and work. But it is not example of less developedpeople. On one hand, courses online enable people with
states (even if they seem to aspire after it). And evendisabilities to study much more easily as they do not
in western countries, there are some groups who don'tneed to travel to take their classes, plus there are a
embrace technology earnest (for example, Amish,great number of forms of assistive methods
native Americans) on philosophical or moral grounds. Itcompensating for specific disabilities. In addition to this,
doesn't seem great to insist on a kind of learning, whichnewer online courses involving graphics as well as
is ideologically rooted, till the students embrace thatmultimedia components are very frustrating and
ideology as well. A far worse side of the culture gapunserviceable to handicapped people. That is why
can be the Digital Divide. Actually, it has been wellthere is a situation when courses provided on the
reported how computers are simply accessible to theInternet could be a good boon to a big piece of the
"haves" (for instance, middle to upper class suburbanpopulation, but can disenfranchise them as well. So,
urban) and not so obtainable to the "have nots" (forwhen considering an online education, you should take
example, poor inner city/rural people). It introduces ainto account this aspect too.
social layer to online education which is highly