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e-learning
(Electronic-LEARNING) An umbrella term for providing computer instruction (courseware) online over the public Internet, private distance learning networks or inhouse via an intranet. See CBT.


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So far we have seen IT training driving the deployment of e-learning but this is going to change once companies have put their infrastructures into place and start to use e-learning to build competitive edge.
This report forecasts e-Learning, distance learning, and online training expenditures by eight buyer segments: consumer; corporations; federal government; state and local government; PreK-12 academic; higher education; non-profits and associations; and healthcare.
RELATED ARTICLE: What E-Learning Can Do * Streamline and speed up the rollout of new products and services to market by providing education to customers at lower per-unit costs and no additional per-unit costs to the seller.
 
 
 
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