What is Electronic Learning (E-learning)

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Defined as a special kind of technology-based learning. E-learning systems and tools bring geographically dispersed teams together for learning across great distances; it is now one of the fastest growing trends in computing and higher education. Learn more in: Teaching and Learning with Mobile Technologies

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It is a training format that occurs entirely online, through a virtual learning space and that uses the web as a support the learning process. It involes a diversity of resources as well as pedagogical and technological tools to promote communication between the teacher and the trainees as well as among trainees. Learn more in: A Pedagogical Model of Distance Training for the Continuous Training of Magistrates

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The related term of electronic training (e-training) are general descriptions of training and learning content acquired by employees through computer systems. Learn more in: Human Resources Development in a Technology-Infused Workplace

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It is a learning paradigm that uses educational technologies in employing the principles of multimedia learning. Learn more in: From Distance Education to Open and Distance Learning: A Holistic Evaluation of History, Definitions, and Theories

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It is a learning paradigm that uses educational technologies in employing the principles of multimedia learning. Learn more in: Seamless Learning Design Criteria in the Context of Open and Distance Learning

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Is a formal learning system in which resources in electronic format are accessed by using computing devices in the presence of the internet. E-learning is considered flexible because teaching can be done in or out of the classrooms. This type of learning is sometimes termed as online learning. Learn more in: A Strategy Towards Cost-Effective Content Delivery in the Higher Learning Institutions of Tanzania: Mobile Learning