| Anytime, anywhere learning
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Students can access classes, simulations or discussion groups whenever they want, from wherever they choose. There are some restrictions with synchronous learning in terms of 'where'.
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| Access to more information
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The use of hyperlinks, archived information, the entire Web, peer comments, and exercises etc. offers a wealth of learning experiences that are impossible in other learning environments.
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| Enhances the retention
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The use of multimedia (sound, sight, and simulations) adds value as an educational experience. The more senses involved in learning, the better the retention.
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| Just-in-time enhancements
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Content is easily updated on the fly, unlike textbooks and handout materials that can become dated minutes following publication and are not as easily replaceable.
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| Consistent delivery
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Courses can be delivered consistently each time and for each participant.
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| Individualized training
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E-learning offers the opportunity for students to train according to their own preferences, time constraints, and educational needs and managers to actively monitor learning patterns and results.
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| Accommodates different learning styles and speeds
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E-learning solutions can offer the "see", "hear" and "do" through technology, meeting the needs of a wider range of students learning needs.
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| Greater storage capacity
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Courses can be kept online indefinitely, and can handle larger volumes than books, CD-ROMs or even local hard drives.
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| Enables knowledge management
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Knowledge management and e-learning are both about acquiring knowledge. Linking learning solutions and format knowledge dissemination solutions can provide a powerful competitive weapon.
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