E-learning technology, content and services

Author: Henry P.

Source: Education + Training, Volume 43, Numbers 4-5, 2001 , pp. 249-255(7)

Publisher: Emerald Group Publishing Limited

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Abstract:

Defines e-learning as the appropriate application of the Internet to support the delivery of learning, skills and knowledge in a holistic approach not limited to any particular courses, technologies, or infrastructures. It considers e-learning core products of content, technology, and services. The emphasis is upon the importance of integrated learning paths that vary according to the student, the subject material, the level of competence, and corporate or student preferences. Successful implementation of e-learning requires the same management commitment as other mission-critical organisation-wide initiatives. Most of all e-learning needs to be compelling to the audience it targets, offering the learner a resource that is seen as appealing, valuable and productive to their goals and aspirations.

Keywords: Learning; Technology; Information Technology; Internet; Integration; Implementation

Document Type: Research article

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