University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA
The University of Minnesota defines eLearning simply as the use of technology to support teaching and learning. eLearning is critical to our goal of improving the quality and availability of educational programs. Read More...

University of York, Heslington, York, United Kingdom
E-learning refers to the "use of technologies in learning opportunities" (HEFCE, 2005), addressing the full range of pedagogic opportunities supported by ICT. Read More...

University College London, United Kingdom
'E-learning' describes teaching and learning methods that are supported by the use of technology.
Content such as lecture notes, timetables, reading lists and web resources can be easily uploaded to course pages, Read More...

Durham University, Durham, United Kingdom
e-Learning is a term used to describe the way information and communications technologies can be used to support and enhance learning and teaching (including assessment). Read More...

Tallinn University, Australia
The E-learning Centre provides a number of technical solutions for E-learning and provides advice to the academic staff on e-learning environments. The Centre also provides consultancy services for building e-courses and creating e-learning materials. Read More...

Masaryk University, Czech Republic
E-learning has recently become part and parcel of university education. Not only does it effectively solve the problems stemming from the ever-increasing number of students, but it also enables the school staff to satisfy the present-day information Read More...