E-Learning as a Training Concept for Staff

2. Review Of The Literature

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which occurred in Poland in March 2020, enterprises and educational institutions were forced to switch from classroom to online learning through various e-learning platforms. Currently, in Poland, the special treatment of COVID-19 is ending, which from April 1, 2022, appears in the system as an ordinary infectious disease. The departure from the epidemiological status is foreseen before the holiday of 2022, cited as per DGP information, https://serwisy.gazetaprawna.pl/zdrowie/artykuly/8391606/pandemia-koronawirus-covid-19.html (Access April 21, 2020).

The epidemiological situation in the world has contributed to the increased interest in training, courses and on-line educational teaching. This was due to the restriction that was intended to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus among the population. Therefore, e-learning has become more and more popular among companies that use available communication tools to train their employees through e-learning platforms and applications such as Teams, ZOOM.