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Information And E-learning

By Peter Williams; Susannah Quinsee

Book information

Publisher
Emerald Publishing Limited
Year
2005
ISBN
9781845442781, 9781845441166
LCC
LB1044.87 -- .I64 2005eb
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
792 kB (811350 bytes)
Series
ASLIB Proceedings
Volume
E-learning is a subject that has fast become a “hot topic” for politicians and others involved within the education sector. Rapid advances in technology and increasingly cheaper hardware have meant that the potentials of e-learning appear to be more easil
Pages
91\91
Time added
2023-08-08 13:46:41
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Description

E-learning is a subject that has fast become a “hot topic” for politicians and others involved within the education sector. Rapid advances in technology and increasingly cheaper hardware have meant that the potentials of e-learning appear to be more easily realised. However, it is hard to find agreement as to what the actual nature of e-learning is. There is no common definition and even at times no common understanding of e-learning – does it encompass video and audio technologies; is it more than merely another way of delivering lectures to students; will it result in job losses and derelict campuses; what is the relationship between e-learning and content or knowledge management? This e-book provides a snapshot of a number of key issues relating to online learning that will be of interest to the information professional. Previously published in: Supply Chain Management, Volume: 57, Number 2, 2005

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