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What is E-Learning? I think that we already know what "learning means," but what is the "e"? The e stands for electronic, so in its simplest sense, e-learning is any learning that is facilitated by electronic means. This has come to mean the same thing as computer-based training (CBT), and would include CD-ROM, web-enabled, and Internet learning. In the spirit of being a portal, here are some other definitions of e-learning: American Society for Training and Development ASTD "E-Learning refers to anything delivered, enabled, or mediated by electronic technology for the explicit purpose of learning. The term includes online learning, web-based learning, and computer-based training. It excludes things that might fit under "distance learning" BUT are non-electronic, such as books. It also includes learner-to-learner interactions, as occur in our online learning community." For a great overview of E-Learning, check out their E-Learning 101. elearners.com We define e-learning as any form of learning that utilizes a network for delivery, interaction, or facilitation (in a few years you might not even use the computer).
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last updated: 08/13/06 |