...Stephanie Bilderback; Mohammad Movahed; Vikkie McCarthy Purpose This paper intends to explore the significant growth and multifaceted benefits of e-learning within the technology sector in Middle Tennessee, particularly in the transformative context of the COVID-19 pandemic. It seeks to highlight...

... Purpose – To propose a framework for sustainable e-learning to guide development of an innovative learning environment in the higher education sector, particularly in Malaysia. Design/methodology/approach – Presents a literature review based on searching four well-known online databases...

... e-learning Blended learning In a world seemingly awash with technological innovations, a question which often arises is how to utilize them most effectively. That is one challenge faced by the higher education (HE) sector. Institutions grapple with finding ways to incorporate technology...

... by selecting only the very best, most pertinent information and presenting it in a condensed and easy-to digest format. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Innovation e-learning Adoption and diffusion The United Kingdom is rightly proud of its higher education (HE) system. Highly...

...' comments, such as: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Web 2.0 Online communities E-learning Health care Social media When a doctor says more people die as a result of worrying about illnesses they might or might not have, rather than illness itself, the medic's opinion might...

.... Yes, that's one of the key challenges that large organizations face. Technology solutions like learning management systems (LMS) are very helpful in dealing with this effectively. We've had clients who use our multi lingual LMS to deliver e‐learning in multiple languages to their staff around...

... busy executives and researchers hours of reading time by selecting only the very best, most pertinent information and presenting it in a condensed and easy‐to digest format. For the successful implementation of e‐learning and Web 2.0 technologies in Africa and beyond, Dr Edda Lwoga recommends...

... The paper presents a review of what needs to be learned and how and compares old methods to the new. Findings The paper reveals the opinion that the learning is still the same but that m‐learning is an even better learning method than e‐learning and also has advantages over more traditional learning...

... be better placed to understand and overcome these obstacles, and influence others to have a more positive attitude. Computer‐based training E‐learning Health and safety Social learning Social networking Training Web 2.0 Web‐based training The words social learning have taken...

... with only 36 percent for younger staff. Nonetheless, it would seem unfair, and indeed unreasonable to assume that trainees are more likely to drop out of an e‐learning program purely because of their age. A good level of computer literacy prior to starting an e‐learning program is of great importance...

...Kunal Sharma Purpose The purpose of the paper is to highlight the critical success factors that were involved in crafting a strategic architecture for E‐learning at H.P. University in India Design/methodology/approach A descriptive survey type of research design was used. An empirical study...

... reason or another, are not taking advantage of what's on offer. Maybe it's because of the baffling choice. Maybe it's because of the perception that too many providers emphasize the “e” for “electronic” more than the “learning” in e‐learning. It's true that independent learners face a bewildering...

... the articles in context. Findings Many human resources (HR) managers have for several years now adopted e‐learning strategies to tackle the challenges of lifelong learning in their organizations. As with many new techniques, they sometimes tend to be focused on to the exclusion of everything else...

... it in a condensed and easy‐to‐digest format. Higher education Learning E‐learning Wales Futurologists in the last two decades of the twentieth century predicted a world of greater leisure time, in which most of us would work or study at home with no need to go to offices or places of learning...

... at: fragoulis@acn.gr © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Experiential learning E‐learning Open learning Distance learning Single people Parents Learning organizations The battle against poverty and social exclusion challenges today's social policy. With changes in the labor markets...

...Monika Mittal Purpose The purpose of this study is to evaluate e‐learners' positive and negative perceptions of the key aspects of e‐learning and to identify areas that need improvement. Design/methodology/approach The participants were 194 employees of public and private banks. Data were...

... the articles in context. Findings No large organization should underestimate the role of information‐sharing systems when implementing enterprise‐wide e‐learning. This article describes the process of introducing e‐learning technology in the case of Norwegian company Telenor. Using Activity Theory...

... Group Publishing Limited 2008 E‐learning Design Experience My first exposure to learning and development in the workplace was as a recipient in the 1990s when much of the activity was classroom based. It felt as though managers, regardless of industry or experience, were “developed...

... Work‐based learning E‐learning Career development The debate on the worth of business schools has raged on into the early years of the twenty‐first century, its enduring nature matched only by the ever‐rising numbers of students attending management schools seemingly inured to the claims of some...

... the articles in context. Findings There is no doubt that e‐learning is more than just a passing fad or phase. In fact, a recent article in Training Journal described how, at a seminar for learning professionals, the author asked the audience of 150 people who had tried an e‐learning initiative...