The document discusses e-learning, which is defined as learning that takes place using computers and the internet. It can encompass a variety of online initiatives using electronic devices like computers, tablets, and phones. Some benefits of e-learning include its convenience, ability to include rich media, repeatability, and easier monitoring of learner progress. Potential disadvantages include reliance on technology, incompatibility of some materials, unsuitability for certain types of training, high costs, reliance on IT skills, need for human support, and potential pedagogical issues.

1. EFFECTS OF
E-LEARNING
GELORD G. MORALES
CREATED BY:

2. EASTWAY UNIVERSITY OF HUMANITIES WWW.EUSS.EDU/EIPA
DID YOU KNOW THAT ALMOST EVERYONE
WHO USES A COMPUTER HAS COMPLETED
SOME TYPE OF E-LEARNING? PERHAPS IT
WAS CALLED WEB-BASED TRAINING, OR
ONLINE LEARNING, OR COMPUTER-BASED
TRAINING, BUT IT’S ALL UNDER THE SAME E-
LEARNING UMBRELLA. E-LEARNING CAN
ENCOMPASS A WIDE VARIETY OF ONLINE
INITIATIVES.
A GOOD, BROAD WAY TO THINK ABOUT E-
LEARNING IS AS THE USE OF ELECTRONIC
DEVICES (COMPUTERS, TABLETS, OR
PHONES) TO DELIVER EDUCATIONAL OR
TRAINING CONTENT TO LEARNERS.
D I D Y O U K N O W ?

3. What is E- Learning?
E-LEARNING IS LEARNING THAT TAKES
PLACE BY MEANS OF COMPUTERS AND THE
INTERNET.
EDUCATION VIA THE INTERNET, NETWORK,
OR STANDALONE COMPUTER. E-LEARNING
IS ESSENTIALLY THE NETWORK-ENABLED
TRANSFER OF SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE. E-
LEARNING REFERS TO USING ELECTRONIC
APPLICATIONS AND PROCESSES TO
LEARN.
E-LEARNING APPLICATIONS AND
PROCESSES INCLUDE WEB-BASED
LEARNING, COMPUTER-BASED LEARNING,
VIRTUAL CLASSROOMS AND DIGITAL
COLLABORATION. CONTENT IS DELIVERED
VIA THE INTERNET, INTRANET/EXTRANET,
AUDIO OR VIDEO TAPE, SATELLITE TV,
AND CD-ROM.
EASTWAY UNIVERSITY OF HUMANITIES WWW.EUSS.EDU/EIPA

4. Convenient
Media-rich
Repeatable
Easier to monitor
progress
Consistent
BENEFITS OF
E- LEARNING

5. DISADVANTAGE
OF
E- LEARNINGTechnology dependent
Material Incompatibility
Unsuitable for Certain
Types of Training
Expensive
Too Reliant on IT Skills
Reliant on Human
Support
Pedagogically Unsound

6. T H A N K Y O U