We have therefore been able to tailor our teaching to take this into account and, we believe, give our students a better understanding of their subjects. This more focused teaching approach has also enabled us to offset the loss of our laboratory. Students at the University have been particularly impressed with the introduction of computer aided assessment. Medical Student Ayana Gibbs has already noticed the benefits for her course. Remote learning is far more convenient because it does not necessarily have to be scheduled at a particular time.
Most students prefer to sit and take tests on PCs.
They also enable us to learn at our convenience. Ayana also believes that the computer side of learning could be taken another step further. Another useful innovation would be the inclusion of an audio facility. Sadly, I know that this isn't possible at many of our clusters right now, but multimedia is definitely a useful learning aid. Our software systems have the capability to include such niceties without too much difficulty at all.