Over the past decade, online classrooms have replaced much more traditional classrooms. The extraordinary flexibility of two-way communication systems on the Internet – the way group interaction or face-to-face communication is easily accessible.

Traditional classrooms are teacher-oriented learning spaces. Desks are in front or in a central location and students are encouraged to learn primarily from the instructor. 

Zoom online classrooms are completely changing this model. Online classrooms are aimed at individual students, and although teachers are still major participants in knowledge, students learn almost as much from one another. 

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Tools such as email, chat, and forums are used to make communication accessible. Excellent online classrooms cover a variety of learning technologies for students.  It can be designed as a textbook or used as a platform for daily lectures. 

Graphics, embedded videos, and slideshows can be added to online classes to aid teacher rhetorical teaching. Many teachers also use podcasting and video podcasts. This provides them with a convenient delivery platform and a convenient way for their students to view files offline if they wish.

The benefits for students and teachers are numerous. Students and teachers can be anywhere in the world and still participate in the same virtual classroom. Classwork is digitally recorded and can be accessed at any time. 

Online classrooms can be a viable alternative to physical classrooms or valuable additions to physical classrooms.