The Impact of Online Learning on Education Sustainability in China
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online teaching and learning. With the advantages of accessibility, aff ordability, fl exibility, and life-long learning, online learning is quickly
sweeping across educational institutions at all levels around the world. This paper examines the benefi ts of online learning and its strengths
in promoting inclusive quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for all. Concentrating on education quality and lifelong learning
in China, this paper further discusses how to enhance education sustainability through online learning in the Chinese context.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/modern-management-forum.v7i3.7960
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