WHAT IS E-LEARNING
E-learning is one of the most  used terms on the Internet that describes any form of learning that is  facilitated academically by the electronic means. Such means may be in the form  of multimedia rich contents, web based lectures and web based tutorials or  training programmes. In general, E-learning is strongly supported  electronically by the administrative, academic and assessment processes. Some  of the activities that may be done using such electronic form using web sites  include providing multimedia based contents, providing assignments, conducting  on line tests, lectures or discussions through web conferencing, feedback on  students work, student progress report to faculty etc. Some of the major  advantages of E-learning are:
 It allows creation and fast update of online  contents. 
 You may use the contents at your own pace and  convenience. 
 E-learning also provides a possibility of  standardization of contents that can be changed much faster. 
 It has the potential of providing new learning  opportunities. 
 It has the possibility of student's  interaction. 
 Flexibility of programme/course management  such as student may choose courses of their choices. 
 Allows creative development of new courses in  specific areas. 
 E-learning brings people together and allows  sharing their experience and thoughts. 
 You can do an e-learning programme from  anywhere in a much easier way. 
 It allows expanding boundaries and gain  knowledge without having to leave home. 
 Overall, in general e-learning allows saving  of resources. 
Some of the key requirements  for a good e-learning system are: 
 A successful e-learning system depends on good  student interaction, self-motivation of individuals. 
 A student has to study in an effective manner.  This is essential as there is no teacher to motivate or drive the student. 
What is E-  Learning Processes 
Since, any e-learning project  checks your achievements against a learning outcome, therefore, it starts with  identification and verification process. The common process used for this  purpose is the use of Username and Password. You are asked to login to the  e-learning system before you start using it. 
Once you are successfully  logged in to the system. The e-leaning topics or contents are presented to you  topic by topic. This content may include text, graphics, video, audio,  animation, link to other references. In general, such content may be followed  by some quiz or questions that try to access your understanding about the topic  that you have studies. The e-learning systems may be a Learning Management  System (LMS) or Content Management System (CMS) running as the base system.  These systems help in recording information about you - such as time spent by  you on a topic, marks scored by you in a feedback quiz etc. All such  information may be sent to the content designer as a feedback, who in turn may  modify the content of the basis of   the feedback so obtained. Thus, an  e-learning system supported by LMS or CMS will have different types of users  who will have different access rights. For example, a student may be allowed to  see the contents of the courses s/he has registered for, his/her scores in  various quizzes and assignments, whereas an instructor may login to correct the  specific content, load an assignment for the student or a new video for the  student, provide a link to a new important material, look into consolidated  student response and identify weaknesses in the contents, identify the students  who are defaulting and find ways to contact those students may be using SMS.  Thus, the technology provides a number of ways a teacher and a student can  communicate with each other through the e-learning system. Please note that  e-learning technologies are available in the present time, only that they need  to be properly harnessed for the proper teaching learning process. Some of the  activities that may be undertaken by students in the e-learning process: 
 Login. 
 Content access and assimilation. 
 undertake formative assessment online. 
 formative assessment using assignments and  discussions. 
 Getting the feedback on formative assessment  and working towards achieving learning outcomes. 
 Communication with the students through  various means like; email, chat, SMS, and other means. 
 Go through a summative assessment. 
 Measuring the effectiveness of e-learning and  performance assessment. 
 Recoding student achievements and  certification. 
Please note that it is not necessary that all the e-learning  system have all such activities. However, a good e-learning system should have  most of these activities. 
E-Learning  Content Development Process 
Developing E Learning contents is a specialised activity.  The quality of e-learning relates to achievements of the objectives of the  content by the learners. Better quality e-learner content can be created if you  follow a proper process of e-content generation. A simple e-learning content  process is given in the Figure.   
Analysis Phase: Analysis requires identifying the learning objectives  for the development of content for the target audience. This phase also lists  the financial, technological and time constraints for the e-learning project.  It also enables identification of the gap between the expected knowledge of the  target audience and what they should know after going through the course. This  facilitates the design phase. 
Design Phase: In most organizations the design phase involves  development of a storyboard that may include a concept flow, text, graphics,  video, audio, animation if needed. In this phase you may also design the basic  questions that must be answered by the learner after going through the learning  content. You may also design the interface and interactivity during this step. 
Implementation Phase:  Implementation phase brings the  design to live course material. You may take the help of various experts for  this phase including content expert, graphic expert, interaction designer, web  designer etc. 
Verification Phase: during  the Verification phase the contents so produced can be tested to determine if  it is conveying what it is expected to convey. It may also be used to check the  usability features of the product. You may perform verifications by e-learning  experts or sample of target audience. 
An Example of E-Content and  Support - IGNOU 
IGNOU uses two different e-platforms form providing learning  and support. The first platform provides several programmes from the website http://www.ignouonline.ac.in.  This web site support many features starting form online admission to delivery  of contents and online discussion sessions. Some of the screens demonstrating  these activities are shown in the Figure. 
The second platform that is under development at IGNOU is  based on IGNOU wiki which is supported by the MOODLE like learning and content  management system. The model of e-learning as conceived at IGNOU is given in  Figure.
Detailed description of each  block is outlined below: Input Block 'J': J' here stands for judging the  gap between set instructional objectives in a learning module such as a Unit or  a Block TO the understanding achieved as measured by the Self Test or in the  interactions in discussions. Instruction Delivery: Instruction Delivery  may use different modes. 
It  may be the conventional class teaching. (please note that this model even  envisages the classroom as well as e-learning) 
 It may be recorded Video Lectures being used  by a counselor for a group of students. 
 It may be the Self instructional material  (such as this block itself) designed and developed for a course by IGNOU 
 It may be the programme portal like  ignouonline or any other e-Content Website of IGNOU. 
 Any hybrid of these modes may also be  employed. 
IGNOU Open Course Guide (IOCG): The open course guide  is an extended version of your Programme Guide. The objective of introducing  the IOCG is to help student with information about a course and also to provide  information on good supplementary content. IOCG may be maintained by the Course  Management Group. 
Online/Self Tests and Feedback to the Learners: A  good education system is one that provides feedback to its learners at several  stages of study in a course. This feedback may be provided using self tests  that try to determine how much they have understood against the instructional  objectives stated in the Block/Unit of study. At present these tests are in the  form of Check Your Progress exercises in your study material. These tests may  be conducted in the future typically using online platforms like Module LMS or  even on a Wiki. 
Assessment: You as a student has to undertake  formative assessment with feedback that finds out the extent of fulfillment of  objectives of the learning. At present assignment are the tools to do such  assessment. However, in a e-learning system a number of possibilities exists  that may be used in the future. Some of these activities may be student  participation and engagements in specified learning activities like practice  sessions, group discussions, laboratory experiments, term papers, critical  writing, etc. 
Examinations and Evaluation: This is a part of  Summative assessment of the student achievement. The overall course may have a  term-end examination. At present, such examination is through a formal  examination system. However, with developing technology may be in future, it  may take a different form. For example, some part of the summative assessment  may happen through on-line examinations as is already being done for various  professional certification and entrance examinations.
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