Noun
English Wikipedia has an article on:e-learningWikipedia
e-learning (uncountable)
Learning conducted via electronic media, especially via the Internet.
About 10 or 11 percent of the school's population is choosing the e-learning option. Source: Internet
A data breach has occurred at Bengaluru-based e-learning platform Edureka, impacting up to 2 million users, when its server was left publicly exposed without password protection, according to security research firm SafetyDetectives. Source: Internet
Although seven students attended Alive the first day and six on the second day, and she expects the numbers to increase as the weeks continue as parents see that students who attend Alive e-learning are safe and COVID-10 protocols are followed. Source: Internet
“Anybody who is making noise that e-learning must start tomorrow is either mischievous or ignorant.” Source: Internet
An authoring tool is a powerful addition to any e-learning arsenal. Source: Internet
A new Toronto District School Board (TDSB) survey shows that students, parents and teachers do not support the government’s plan to make e-learning mandatory for high school students. Source: Internet