Online Learning

Zuri Deepwater

Translator A AI

Summary

Online Learning explores the profound impact of e-learning, virtual classrooms, and digital education on professional development and organizational success. It emphasizes that effective online learning is more than just digitizing traditional methods; it requires a holistic strategy encompassing technology, pedagogy, and organizational support.

 
The book dives into the technological infrastructure, pedagogical methods, and strategic management vital for successful online learning initiatives, especially as continuous upskilling becomes essential in today's business environment.

 
The book progresses from introducing core concepts to exploring technological foundations, instructional design principles, and strategic management within organizations. Case studies and statistical data support the arguments, showcasing how aligning online learning with organizational goals and data-driven decision-making enhances ROI.

 
Ultimately, this book provides a framework for organizations and individuals to leverage the power of online learning for effective training and professional advancement.

Available since: 02/28/2025.

Print length: 116 pages.

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