What is eLearning

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Online education using Web-based technology; also known as online learning or online training. Learn more in: Clever Health: A Study on the Adoption and Impact of an eHealth Initiative in Rural Australia

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Online education using Web-based technology; also known as online learning or online training. Learn more in: Clever Health: A Study on the Adoption and Impact of an eHealth Initiative in Rural Australia

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Learning process that usually takes places through the internet or through the use of electronic devices. Learn more in: WhatsApp and Jitsi to Foster Student Engagement in an American-Spanish Telecollaboration Exchange

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Electronic or online learning. Learn more in: Autistic Spectrum Conditions in Higher Education During COVID-19: Recommendations and Support Strategies

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Learning in which technology plays a major role in the delivery of content and communication between instructor and students and among students. Learn more in: Role Teacher: Teaching/Learning Competencies in a European Scenario

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Learning conducted via electronic media, typically the internet. Learn more in: Digital Course Redesign to Increase Student Engagement and Success

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Contraction of electronic learning. Interactive training, available through the Internet or other means of electronic communication, making the learning process independent of time and place. Learn more in: Screencasts and Learning Styles

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The use of both physical hardware, software, and educational theoretic to facilitate learning and improving performance by creating, using, and managing appropriate technological processes and resources. Not to be confused with online machine learning. Learn more in: Universal Code of Movies and Influence of Traditional Media

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A learning approach based on formalised instruction and uses electronic resources. Learn more in: Gamification of E-Learning in African Universities: Identifying Adoption Factors Through Task-Technology Fit and Technology Acceptance Model

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Learning that is conducted via some form of electronic media, typically the internet. Learn more in: Teaching Generation Z Students in the Technology-Driven World

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Involves the process of knowledge dissemination and acquisition taken place over electronic networks. Learn more in: Social Issues and Web 2.0: A Closer Look at Culture in E-Learning

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Learning that occurs electronically. Learn more in: Distance Learning From Itinerant Teachers to Cloud-Based Technologies

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A broad term encompassing instruction conducted through electronic means, known as electronic learning. Typically refers to web-based instruction; however, classroom-based instruction making use of web-based or electronic resources also falls under the umbrella of eLearning. Learn more in: A Holistic Professional Development Model: A Case Study to Support Faculty Transition to Online Teaching

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Electronic Learning. Learning that takes place primarily through the use of a web site and course management system in place of an on-campus classroom. Learn more in: The Evolution of eLearning Within a Software Engineering Graduate Program

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Learning can be defined as the acquisition or modification of knowledge and skills, which can be explained in various perspectives depending on how it occurs in a specific context or environment. Hence, eLearning is a learning process, which specifically occurs in virtual learning environments. The learning process is primarily supported and mediated by information and communication technologies (ICT) or any form of electronic media, which include (web-based) learning platforms or learning management systems (LMS). Learn more in: Do I Know My Learners…?: The Conditions and Factors to Consider in Embedding Ubiquitous Technologies Into the Plan and Design of the Learning Process

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eLearning is the broad umbrella term that covers the use of electronic tools and technology in teaching and learning. ELearning incorporates many different aspects of technology in education and includes things such as information and communication technology (ICT), LMS’s, MOOCS, VLE’s, PLE’s and multimedia learning. Barclay (2001) argues that elearning technologies have changed the way that both learning and teaching is being conducted across the broad educational landscape. It is Barclay’s (2001) opinion that these changing educational paradigms are eroding the traditional dominance of instructional classroom learning and changing the way that people view educational pedagogies across the board. The origins of the term ‘eLearning’ according to Luskin (2003), is debatable. The ‘e’ in ‘eLearning’ could it is argued, stand for more than electronic. Luskin (2003) recommended that a broader perspective should be considered. The ‘e’ for example, could stand for other things such as: exciting, energetic, emotional or educational. Learn more in: Building Interaction Online: Reflective Blog Journals to link University Learning to Real World Practice

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A form of online learning on the web, Electronic Learning , or eLearning for short, is an umbrella definition relating to and embracing the use of ICT (an abbreviation for Information and Communications Technology, same as the reverse British term, CIT, Communications and Information Technology) in teaching and learning that widely employs eLearning authoring tools (i.e., software or online services that assist users to design courses, simulations, or other educational experiences). Learn more in: Attaining Knowledge of Idiomatics in the Age of Corona and Beyond

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Instructional techniques that use information and communication technologies as tools to enable and enhance learning. Learn more in: The Open Learning Initiative, Scientifically Designed and Feedback Driven eLearning

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A learning system that we can obtain through the internet using an electronic device. I can also be called online learning or online education. Learn more in: Reflections on Instructional Design Guidelines From the MOOCification of Distance Education: A Case Study of a Course on Design for All

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Generally synonymous with online or electronic learning; in this chapter, refers to the department within Information Technology that is responsible for supporting the learning management system (LMS) and online courses. Learn more in: Online Faculty Community: Support and Resources for Teaching Online

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There are innumerable types of instructional environments within which the teaching and learning process occurs. The elearning environment is articulated through digital realms of communication and engagement. Learn more in: Considering Instructors' Philosophical Belief Systems and Potential Impact Upon eLearning Engagement: Transformative Social Learning Environments

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All learning that takes place digitally. Learn more in: eHealth and mHealth-Definitions, Theories, Models, and Applications

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The use of electronic technology to support, enhance and/ or deliver learning. Learn more in: Flipping Learning!: Challenges in Deploying Online Resources to Flipped Learning in Higher Education

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Any educational content or experience mediated over a network-enabled device. This is a super-set of mobile learning. Learn more in: Mobile Device Selection in Higher Education: iPhone versus iPod Touch

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Contraction of electronic learning. Interactive training, available through the Internet or other means of electronic communication, making the learning process independent of time and place. Learn more in: FeedForward With Screencasts

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Network delivered computer based instruction, Learn more in: A Mixed Reality Approach to Hybrid Learning in Mixed Culture Environments

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refers to leaning electronically. In this case, being able to acquire knowledge through reading and studying from materials that have been made accessible through a machine/computer. Learn more in: ELearning for Persons with Visual Disabilities: Case of Low Vision

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A learning system which is obtained through the internet using an electronic device. Learn more in: The Impact of the Flipped Classroom on Students' Academic Achievements in Secondary Schools