The metamorphosis of eLearning

Authors

  • Elspeth McKay RMIT University

Keywords:

online learning, distance education, e-learning, distance learning, technology-enhanced learning, course design

Abstract

The scope of eLearning is more comprehensive than the commonly accepted issue of technological instructional/learning materials. Confusion abounds. Which voice is believable? Is there any common ground? This paper illustrates how wise use of the technologies can provide the leverage human beings require for expanding their horizons for lifelong learning.

Author Biography

Elspeth McKay, RMIT University

Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow (Human-Computer Interaction), School of Business Information Technology.


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Published

2023-09-23

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 1 (2003): Journal of Distance Learning 7(1)

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