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* [[Videobooks]] websites that offer a cross between a book and "live" classroom |
* [[Videobooks]] websites that offer a cross between a book and "live" classroom |
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* [[computer-based training]] CBTs are complete courses designed to help the student learn from their computer |
* [[computer-based training]] CBTs are complete courses designed to help the student learn from their computer |
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*[[http://www.netschoolzone.com]]webdsites: Question and Answer service, online tutors;Visit: www.netschoolzone.com |
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* [[webcasts]] and [[Streaming media|streaming]] |
* [[webcasts]] and [[Streaming media|streaming]] |
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* [[Web-based training]] Many [[webcasts]] fall into this category |
* [[Web-based training]] Many [[webcasts]] fall into this category |
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Revision as of 05:24, 11 October 2007
Online training is a generic term used to describe the various methods of receiving/publishing training materials on the web. Online training is used as a catch-all phrase to describe a wide array of training models. For more information regarding a specific training model, visit the entries below:
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See also
- E-learning contains details on e-learning
- Videobooks websites that offer a cross between a book and "live" classroom
- computer-based training CBTs are complete courses designed to help the student learn from their computer
- webcasts and streaming
- Web-based training Many webcasts fall into this category
- distance learning
- Online tutoring
- Online learning community
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