Learning methods including E-learning

The teaching and learning methods of this curriculum include lecture, seminar, practical work, CBL and PBL methods, field work and e-learning. Some of the methods for e-learning are briefly mentioned below.

E-learning (Electronic learning)

  • It is online education. E-learning is Internet-enabled learning. Or e-learning is the use of Internet technology to provide a wide range of solutions, which increases knowledge and efficiency.
  • In an online multimedia learning environment, teaching and learning is individually and interactive and focuses on the teacher. In this method, a monitoring and rating system is available.

Advantages:

  • Appropriate (self-help, on demand (anytime, anywhere), private tutoring, flexibility)
  • Reasonable / effective price (virtual education environment, low cost of materials, reduction of travel costs and budget)
  • Compatibility (similar quality of materials and education for all, central control of materials and course contents)
  • Developed with mass media (easy to understand and more noticeable
  • Repeatability (as many times as requested)
  • Easy monitoring capability (less office work, more accuracy)

Duty of the Professors:

  • Use of all the available technology
  • Incorporating old and new curricula
  • Encourage shared learning
  • Laying the groundwork for lifelong learning

E-learning tools include:

  1. Email:

Students communicate with professors via email. Each teacher and student has a specific email address and all course materials such as assignments, course policy, presentations ... are sent through this.

  1. Chat Groups:

It is used in order to share the relevant problems, lesson preparation or exam topics.

  1. Video conference:

Exchange of the ideas and knowledge through communication with relevant universities by holding video conferences.

  1. Website:

Videos and educational information are shared online with students through the relevant websites. Access to websites related to the profession and content can also be done using websites.

گالری رسانه

Da Afghanistan Information Center video report at Kabul University:

Faculty of Engineering, Kabul University

From 22 faculties of Kabul University, 2,308 students graduated with a bachelor's degree. Watch more details in the video report below.

A video report of the activities and achievements of the Faculty of Chemistry of Kabul University can be seen here.

The Fine Arts Faculty of Kabul University: For more details, follow the video report below.

A brief report of the activities carried out at Kabul University in the month of Asad.

A special conversation with the head of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Dr. Agha Mohammad Zhakfar, regarding the achievements and the general situation of the aforementioned faculty:

In Kabul University, the final exams of the students of different faculties of the spring semester continue with full transparency.

A special interview with Professor Safiullah Jawhar, the head of the Faculty of Agriculture, Kabul University

The three-day workshop for the students of the Department of Theater of the Faculty of Fine Arts was concluded by the guest professor (Dr. Edmund Chow) from Singapore.

The water purification system was used after a 30-year hiatus and was reactivated. It is used to irrigate about 60 acres of green space in the university yard. Full report in the video report prepared by Kabul University Publications Directorate.

A well-equipped computer laboratory has been built for the English Department of the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literature of Kabul University, where professors conduct their scientific research and students use it in different parts.