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Nice article defining the many types of e-learning. Comparing instructor led e-learning with self paced and blended learning approcahes. Written by Christine S. Bake

May of us have used the old e-learning programs when we read all this text and it drives you up the wall. The old approach and I hate it, is the idea of sitting reading page after page as if we are stupid. Well OK we maybe stupid if we sit through it for long!

Great video explaining how an e-Learning programme was developed as a cost effective solution for LLITE – a construction company in Yorkshire, England.

Just read a fascinating article on open source LMS options. Moodle is the most widely used world wide and well known plus the alternative I know the best but I was interested in the assessemnt of Barry Sampson is his blog

Simple static e-learning programs are no longer good enough to appeal to different learning styles and capabilities. It’s important to incorporate other more engaging elements into an online course.