Animation films go the educational way, recreational cartoons fading out!
As TV branches out into different genres of programming, children (and the world at large) are getting increasing visual by nature. For instance, they prefer watching news stories and news strolls on TV, for quick updates on what is going around the world, to reading their morning staple newspaper.
Therefore it is only natural that a medium they genuinely enjoy must be used to impart education. The web world is replete with simple e-learning modules for primary class children on counting, moral science, and basics on physical sciences, among other things.
It’s a good idea to habituate children to the medium from an early age as they begin to use e-learning as tool which in turn makes them self-reliant when studying. This shift is gradually happening and children are turning to animation media not just to enjoy watching their favourite cartoon shows but to catch up on their recent lessons and to crack tricky math problems.
Many animated learning modules today offer a flexible and versatile system that enables learners to experiment. They are colourful, fun and enhance learning. Furthermore, when e-learning is coupled with instructor-led training for the students of high school, it can bring additional dimensions and enhance the learning process overall.
