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Say e-learning to most people and the first thing that most will
think of is delivering content online by internet or intranet.
There are many other ways by which learning can be delivered
which receive little in the way of the limelight. Coaching,
mentoring, virtual classrooms and blending traditional tutor-led
sessions and e-learning are just a few of the many effective
ways of getting learning messages across. But where do you
start? How do you know which is the right way? Knowing what is
possible could mean the difference between success and failure
in your learning project.
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