Is There Compelling Evidence for the Effectiveness of E-Learning in Higher Education

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Is There Compelling Evidence for the Effectiveness of E-Learning in Higher Education

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2. OVERVIEW Theories of learning What counts as e-Learning? - definitional issues A modified systematic review What counts as evidence for the effectiveness of e-Learning? How far have we got?

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