Korean universities expand online learning, sparking concerns over quality and oversight

koreatimes.co.kr

Korean universities are increasing online courses, raising concerns about educational quality and oversight. Six major Seoul universities offered 534 online courses in late 2024, with Yonsei University leading. This trend continues post-pandemic, driven by cost savings and convenience for both institutions and students. Critics warn that reduced human interaction and lax oversight in online settings contribute to cheating scandals and a potential decline in overall learning standards.


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