Aizell A. Bernal
BSBA 3
Ms. L. Placido
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Definition of E-Learning
Types of E-Learning
Pros of E-Learning
Cons of E-Learning
Benefits of E-Learning
• E-Learning refers to any
programmed of learning,
training or education
where electronic devices,
applications and processes
are used for knowledge
creation, management
and transfer.
• “at the same time”
• Involves
interaction of
participants with an
instructor via the
Web in real time.
Benefits:
• Ability to log or track learning activities
• Continuous monitoring and correction is
possible
• Possibilities of global connectivity and
collaboration opportunities among learners
• Ability to personalities the training for each
learner
• “not at the same
time”
• Allows the
participants to
complete the WBT at
their own pace,
without interaction
with the instructor.
Benefits:
• Available „just in time‟ for instant learning
reference
• Flexibility of access from anywhere at
anytime
• Ability to simultaneously reach an unlimited
number of employees
• Uniformity of content and one time cost of
production
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Cost savings
Access to more employees
Organized
Efficient
Secure
Preferred by employees < 30 ages
Easy update of content
Ideal for presenting simple facts, concepts
Not rated as top effective training practices
Possible trainee anxiety
Trainee disinterest
Requires easy and uninterrupted access to
computer
• Not appropriate for some training
• Rapid changing technology
• Top management support is necessary for
success
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It is less expensive to develop.
It is self-paced.
It moves faster.
It provides a consistent message.
It can work from any location and at any time.
It can be updated easily and quickly.
It can lead to increased retention and a stronger
grasp on the subject.
• It can be easily managed for large groups of
students.
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  • 1.
    Aizell A. Bernal BSBA3 Ms. L. Placido
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    • • • • • Definition of E-Learning Typesof E-Learning Pros of E-Learning Cons of E-Learning Benefits of E-Learning
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    • E-Learning refersto any programmed of learning, training or education where electronic devices, applications and processes are used for knowledge creation, management and transfer.
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    • “at thesame time” • Involves interaction of participants with an instructor via the Web in real time.
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    Benefits: • Ability tolog or track learning activities • Continuous monitoring and correction is possible • Possibilities of global connectivity and collaboration opportunities among learners • Ability to personalities the training for each learner
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    • “not atthe same time” • Allows the participants to complete the WBT at their own pace, without interaction with the instructor.
  • 8.
    Benefits: • Available „justin time‟ for instant learning reference • Flexibility of access from anywhere at anytime • Ability to simultaneously reach an unlimited number of employees • Uniformity of content and one time cost of production
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    • • • • • • • • Cost savings Access tomore employees Organized Efficient Secure Preferred by employees < 30 ages Easy update of content Ideal for presenting simple facts, concepts
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    Not rated astop effective training practices Possible trainee anxiety Trainee disinterest Requires easy and uninterrupted access to computer • Not appropriate for some training • Rapid changing technology • Top management support is necessary for success • • • •
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    It is lessexpensive to develop. It is self-paced. It moves faster. It provides a consistent message. It can work from any location and at any time. It can be updated easily and quickly. It can lead to increased retention and a stronger grasp on the subject. • It can be easily managed for large groups of students. • • • • • • •