Poor Internet connectivity keeps disrupting teaching and learning at UEW
For students at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), attending an online class, downloading lecture materials or submitting an assignment has become a struggle that often depends on the strength of an internet connection. Unstable networks and slow internet speeds are disrupting academic activities for some students, making it difficult for them to participate fully in online classes,…
The University of Education, Winnebe (UEW) students are struggling to keep up with their online classes due to poor internet connectivity. Unstable networks and slow speeds are making it difficult for them to participate fully in virtual learning, conduct research, communicate with professors, and submit assignments on time. According to Ernestina, a UEW student, joining online classes is stressful because of frequent connection breaks.
This disrupts the learning process and can lead to missing crucial information. The issue extends beyond lectures; John from the Business Department lost marks on an online assignment due to network problems. Such connectivity issues can directly impact academic performance, as highlighted by a lecturer who may need to stop online classes in the future due to the problem.
Students are spending extra money on data or moving to locations with better signals to stay connected for their studies. This additional financial burden adds to their other expenses like tuition, accommodation, and transportation. The growing reliance on digital platforms for education means reliable internet access is now an essential part of the learning environment at UEW.
Improving internet connectivity should be a priority to ensure a fair and effective academic experience for all students.
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