E-learning involves using electronic technologies to enhance knowledge and performance through flexible learning opportunities. It allows learning to occur via the internet or other electronic mediums. The use of e-learning has grown substantially in recent decades and is expected to continue growing and transforming the traditional classroom experience. It provides benefits like convenience through flexible self-paced learning, cost-effectiveness by reducing materials and travel, and consistency through centralized content and equal access to education. However, implementing e-learning still requires appropriate infrastructure, platforms, content resources, and training to realize its full benefits.

2. The use of Internet technologies to deliver a
broad array of solutions that enhance knowledge
and performance
E-Learning is learned-enabled learning
Learning conducted via electronic media,
typically on the internet

3. 1st
• Internet has started reshaping education.
Education will not be the same in the
next decade.
2nd
• There is no going back. The traditional
classroom has no transformed.
-Web-based Education Commission. US.
3rd
• Many universities/colleges may not
survive by the end of this decade.

5. Over the last
decade, the
number of
corporate
universities grew
from 400 to 1,800
Meister, Jeanne
cp. Cit., endnote
23
Skilled jobs
represent 85% of
all jobs in US, in
contrast to 20% in
1950
Http://www.webco
mmission.org/dire
ctory
Education and
training forms
one of largest
sectors of the
economy in most
countries.
40% of Fortune
500 companies
have established
corporate
universities
Mce and
Blodgett, cp. Cit,
endnote 21, p.230

6. A BIG GROWTH IS EXPECTED IN THE EDUCATION MARKET
The US Army has
established a
online educational
portal and hope to
enroll 15,000 to
20,000 of its army
personnel for a
degree program.
The future soldiers
will not be carry
guns but a
computers

12. Globalization
Learning
Organization
Impact of ICT
Knowledge
Worker
Competition
Satellite-based Education
E-Learning
Industrial Training
Classroom Lectures
Learning
Society
Learning
Communities
Learning
Families
Learning
Individual

14. Convenient
 Self-service
 On-demand
 Private Learning
 Self-paced
 Flexibility
-This helps an individual being
able to focus more on their weak point
rather than repeat what they already
know. They are able to study at their
own pace unlike in a traditional
classroom where you have to learn
according to the pace of the teacher
and other students. Which can be s
major setback to the person.
BENEFITS

15. Cost-effective
 Virtual learning environment
 Share lessons among schools
 Reduce material cost
 Reduce travel/ accommodation
-E-learning is a far cheaper
than traditional methods of teaching
because of no use of paper and pencil
and with the reduced expense of
teacher training. It can be carried out
at any place and any time.
BENEFITS

16. Consistent
 Central control of content
 Same quality of content for all
 Same quality of education for all
-E-learning is yet to become
the large scale method of training
teachers in the educational field.
When we compared with the
traditional methods of training
teachers e-learning has the merits.
BENEFITS

19. The technical support
system for e-learning
includes 4 aspects, which
are the infrastructure, the
platform, the managements
system and the supporting
software and tools.

20. A vital component of e-learning
is the resource storehouse.
Development of the study
resources of e-learning consist
of two partial contents. One is of
curriculum resources
storehouse, while the other one
is of learning resources
storehouse.

22. CONCLUSION
 ICT and E-learning offers
opportunity to raise educational
standard in school.
 Large range of ICT tools are
available for teaching and
learning.
 Closes the gap of “Digital Divide”
 Involvement of teachers and
parents is important.
 Schools will need funding,
access and training.