The perfect medicine for virtually all users

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Issues relating to the creation of virtual learning environments (VLE) in colleges and universities are examined. It is argued that in order to create a VLE that benefits the university and its lecturers and students, flexibility is the key and that the imposition of a weakly supported or inappropriate VLE can result in students and lecturers becoming convinced that online learning is a waste of time.

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Learn the lingo and let the net set you free

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An analysis of e-learning, the difficulties that can be encountered by those attempting to learn online and ways to help students make the most of learning via the Internet. One method that is suggested to help students get the most out of online learning is e-mentors, who can help and sometimes cajole students into getting the most out of the resources available to them.

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The ball's rolling but it needs a little push

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Issues relating to the future of e-learning are examined. It is argued that, in the medium term, e-learning has the potential to transform the delivery of post-secondary education and that educators need to put more effort into convincing governments and students across the world the e-learning is the way forward.

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