SECURE DOCUMENT SHARING IN ELEARNING WITH VISUAL CRYPTOGRAPHY
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https://doi.org/10.61841/hy1eyq26Keywords:
E-Learning, visual cryptography, annotation, encryptionAbstract
E-learning is a domain that facilitates learning through the internet using electronic devices. E-learning allows the students to learn whenever and wherever needed. Communication of materials between student and tutor is to be secured. This work introduces a novel concept of a visual cryptography-based method for secure communication in e-learning. The proposed work retrieves the secure document using standard encryption algorithm techniques The outcomes shows annotated way of e-learning content, paving way for secure transfer of materials, thereby providing student satisfaction and cost effectiveness.
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