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This document summarizes a lecture given by Prof. Madya Dr. Tan Choon Keong on the discussion and presentation course at Universiti Malaysia Sabah. The lecture included a group discussion where participants were asked to identify critical success factors of e-learning, reasons why academics may refuse e-learning, and common methods for delivering course notes and activities. After the lecture, participants were required to write a 300-word diary on their experience using ICT in teaching and learning and submit it to an online forum within 3 weeks.
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