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e-Learning is any form of learning that utilizes a network for delivery, interaction, or facilitation. The network could be the Internet, a school or college LAN or a corporate Intranet (WAN). It includes distributed learning, distance learning (other than pure correspondence), computer-based training (CBT) delivered over a network, and web-based training (WBT). Learning takes place individually (guided or instructed by a computer) or as part of a class. On-line classes meet either synchronously (at the same time) or asynchronously (at different times), or some combination of the two.

e-Learning is not simply about taking a course and putting it on the desktop. It is about using technology to offer a blend of resources, increased choice and customisation, interactivity, performance support and facilitated learning activities at a time, pace and place that suits the organisation and the learner.