What is "eLearning"?
As opposed to the computer-based training of the 1980s, the term "eLearning" is most frequently used to refer to computer-based
training which incorporates technologies that support interactivity beyond that which would be provided by a single computer.
eLearning, therefore, is an approach to facilitate and enhance learning through, and based on, both computer
and communications technology. Such devices can include personal computers, CDROMs, Digital Television, P.D.A.s and Mobile Phones.
Communications technology enables the use of the Internet, email, discussion forums, collaborative software and team learning systems.
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eLearning may also be used to support distance learning through the use of WANs (Wide area networks),
and may also be considered to be a form of flexible learning where just-in-time learning is possible.
Courses can be tailored to specific needs and asynchronous learning is possible.
Where learning occurs exclusively online, this is called "online education".
When learning is distributed to mobile devices such as cell phones or PDAs, it is called "M-learning".
eLearning - About this site:Elearning moves the learning experience out of the traditional classroom and into your world.
It's learning anytime, anywhere… without geographical or scheduling barriers.
It's learning that relies on the Internet for accessing learning materials
and interacting with experts and fellow learners.
We have all what you need before you start your online "elearning":
articles, tips and reviews about elearning companies.
eLearning Articles:
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Techniques to Help eLearning
eLearning is doubling yearly. Classes, e-courses, e-books on how-to and what-to appear by the thousands online weekly. In-person seminars and workshops are limited to location and access. eLearning allows easy access, creation, and international distribution to a whole new world of experiences -- negative and positive.
Persuading Learners to Buy: 7 Groups
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15 Ways to Promote eLearning Programs
Pre-note: In this article, teleclass is an example used to
illustrate one type of eLearning market. The tips work the same for other eLearning programs, including, but not limited to, teleseminars and ecourses.
Being Present Determines Success in eLearning
eLearning requires the same six basic steps as classroom or
self-study learning. Educational researchers tell us that
each step, I prefer the word stage, each stage is
independent of the other, nonlinear, and open to the amount
of time spent in processing. The person’s tenure in each
stage depends on their state, physiologically and mentally,
emotional depth, topic, presentation and environment.
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