E-business involves conducting business online through activities like buying and selling products and services, as well as collaborating with partners and customers to improve business productivity and profitability. M-Commerce refers to buying and selling goods and services using mobile devices and paying for services with a mobile phone. A virtual classroom is an online learning environment where either the teacher or students are not physically present, allowing live collaboration and interaction between learners and instructors anywhere in the world. Social software enables online interaction and creates virtual environments for people to collaborate and form virtual communities, while Web 2.0 uses networks as a platform to deliver applications via browsers.

2. E-business (electronic business) is the conduct of
business on the Internet, not only buying and selling
but also servicing customers and collaborating with
business partners or utilizing Internet technologies to
improve the productivity or profitability of a business
(Rouse, 2005).

3. M-Commerce (Mobile Commerce) is the buying and
selling of goods and services through wireless
handheld devices. It also involves the process of
paying for services using a mobile phone or personal
organizer (Chaitanya, 2013).

4. A virtual classroom is an advanced learning
environment, created using internet, computers,
supplicated video conferencing devices, in which
either a teacher is not physically present (for
remote learning) or students are not present
(distance education ) in the classroom. A virtual
classroom allows both learners and instructors
around the world to participate in live classes to
collaborate and interact (Ferriman, 2013).

5. A social software enables online interaction,
facilitates virtual and creates virtual
environments where people can collaborate or
create virtual communities. Web 2.0 use
network as a platform to deliver or receive
applications thoroughly via a browser (O’Reilly,
2008)

6. A social software enables online interaction,
facilitates virtual and creates virtual
environments where people can collaborate or
create virtual communities. Web 2.0 use
network as a platform to deliver or receive
applications thoroughly via a browser (O’Reilly,
2008)