Similarly, a virtual classroom is a scheduled, online training session where experts can demonstrate training sessions where teachers and students interact together using computers connected to a network such as the Internet. They can talk to each other like in a traditional classroom via chat. Likewise, the speaker uses the whiteboard, provides notes/web resources and delivers the presentation as in a traditional lecture. Virtual classroom can be visualized as a classroom where a lesson or session is conducted using the Internet (Prasad, Manjula and Bapuji). Most virtual learning programs use an e-learning phase (learning management system – LMS) to establish student mindsets, administer courses and provide learning materials. Examples of virtual classroom websites include: Blackboard.com, moodle.com, schoology.com, learnopia.com among many others (McIntosh 2016, E-Learning India 2015, Byrne