E-learning refers to online teaching and learning using the internet. It allows for physical separation between instructors and students while still allowing for two-way communication synchronously or asynchronously. E-learning reduces training costs and provides flexibility to modify course contents. While it offers benefits like flexibility and cost savings, disadvantages include potential issues with learning retention and reliance on stable internet connections.

1. E-learning
Presenting by : Kathia Vargas

2. Introduction
E-learning is the abbreviated term in English for electronic learning,
which refers to teaching and learning online. Currently, the Internet is
the access channel to any type of training and information from any
organization in the world at any time we want from the site we want.

3. What is e-learning?
Also known as
•Virtual teaching
• Online training
•Tele training or distance training
•Teaching and learning online

4. Its main characteristics are:
• Physical separation between instructor / teacher and student
• Two-way communication between students and trainers, either
synchronous or asynchronous.
• Reduction of training / training costs.
• Flexibility to modify the contents.

5. What is required to do e-
learning?
•Virtual learning platform and the development of e-learning courses
stand out.

6. Advantages of e-learning and
Disadvantages
ADVANTAGES
•Benefits, both in educational
and corporate spheres.
•Flexibility to adapt the contents.
•To adapt to the times of the
participants
DISADVANTAGES
• Learning is distorted.
•lack of internet connection

7. Components of e-Learning
• Technology: refers to the hardware and software .
• Content: refers to the courses, programs.
• Service: consulting, student management.

8. Conclusion
E-learning can also bring and facilitate training for people with motor or
sensory difficulties.