A study of virtual education in Shad network from a post-phenomenological perspective

Abstract
The aim of the present research is to analyze various aspects of virtual education and learning in Shad Application from a post-phenomenological perspective. For this purpose, the post- phenomenological method has been used to determine the Amplification and Reduction of education in Shad. The results show that educating in Shad, despite some advantages, such as more freedom and easier access at different times and places, can lead to specific experiences and behaviors different from face-to-face education. Virtual education can lead to reduced-complete-perception, presented as the optimal grip in this research. The type of relationship between teacher and students and among students are completely changed and reduced. Some undesirable behaviors such as secrecy, irresponsibility, and undermining social education are some examples. Also, due to the Multistbility of the mobile phone, the probability of distraction and sharing attention increase. Due to its non-educational structure, mobile phone motivates non-educational behaviors in students
Keywords
virtual education
Shad
Post-phenomenology
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