virtual class

A 'virtual class' leverages the internet to facilitate learning and interaction, offering flexibility and accessibility beyond traditional classroom settings.

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Definition

B2Education

(common, academic)An online learning environment where students and instructors interact and engage through digital platforms.

Example

  • The university offers virtual classes to accommodate students who cannot attend in person.
  • During the pandemic, many schools switched to virtual classes to continue education safely.

C1Object-Oriented Programming

(technical)A nested class whose functions and variables can be redefined by subclasses of the outer class.

Example

  • In this software design, the virtual class allows for more flexible and maintainable code.

C2Sociology

(uncommon)A theorized social group that benefits from and promotes digital technology, often seen as a digital elite.

Example

  • The virtual class has significant influence over digital culture and economic trends.