Virtu-Learn a MERN-based AI-Powered Interactive E-learning Platform
Keywords:
Academic retention, MERN stack, Online learning, Student monitoring, Student performance, Virtual educationAbstract
Online learning platforms have become an integral part of the education system, providing students with flexibility, accessibility, and personalized learning opportunities. However, traditional online learning methods often face challenges in identifying student engagement levels and monitoring academic performance in virtual classrooms. This paper presents the development of an online learning platform, Virtu Learn, designed using MERN Stack technology (MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js), focusing on enhancing student learning experiences.
The advanced capabilities of Virtu Learn allow educators to analyze student participation, track academic progress, and even identify potential learning gaps. The system analyzes the different activities that students undertake and produces performance reports which help educators to act promptly and assist learners who require additional help. Automation of processes such as authentication, data storage, attendance, and information retrieval is handled through the use of smart contracts guaranteeing secure data handling. The platform aims to promote effective learning outcomes through continuous monitoring of student behaviour, academic performance evaluation, and proactive engagement strategies. This study also highlights the future scope of improving online learning systems by integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) for personalized content delivery, enhancing student retention, and increasing overall academic performance. Virtu Learn serves as a step towards building a smart and student-centric virtual education environment.
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