A digital class is an educational course or learning session conducted primarily through digital platforms and technologies. Unlike traditional in-person classes, digital classes leverage online tools such as video conferencing, learning management systems (LMS), digital textbooks, and interactive multimedia to deliver content, facilitate discussions, assign work, and assess student progress. These classes can be synchronous (live sessions) or asynchronous (pre-recorded materials and flexible schedules), allowing learners to access education from anywhere with an internet connection.

A digital class is a form of education delivered through online platforms, allowing students to access learning materials, participate in discussions, and complete assignments remotely. These classes often use tools like video conferencing, educational apps, and virtual classrooms to replicate or enhance the traditional learning experience. Digital classes can be live (synchronous) or self-paced (asynchronous), offering flexibility and accessibility to learners regardless of their location. This format supports a wide range of subjects and is commonly used in schools, universities, and professional training programs.