1. Using eLearning to help adult
learners return to education
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2. VIEW A VIDEO CLIP AS AN EXAMPLE
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3. Increase the number of adult learners.
Facilitate the learning process
Access information easier.
Variety of learning resources.
In conclusion
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4. INCREASE THE NUMBER OF ADULT LEARNERS.
Numbers of adult learners show sharp
increase in line with economic decline , High
unemployment and few opportunities for
employment means that adult learners now
represent a significant cohort within the
education sector. How adult learners can
shape future policy developments.
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5. FACILITATE THE LEARNING PROCESS.
What is learning?
There have been numerous attempts to define
learning, but basically learning can be viewed as the
process of acquiring new knowledge, skills, insights
and attitudes.
Technology has become an important role in learning.
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6. ACCESS INFORMATION EASIER
Can access information through the
Internet reliable sites, search engines
also provide ways to access information
for the example of e-books.
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7. VARIETY OF LEARNING RESOURCES.
Some universities provide distance
education for adults can continue their
education, whether to increase their
knowledge or staff have not completed
their education.
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8.  An end
list of educational organizations
gives the adult learners the ability to
choose the best suitable major.
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9.  Help adult
learners to build a curious
attitudes towards going back to schools.
 The
low cost of technology makes it
easier for adult learners to think of
using it and completing their learning.
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10.  Online-universities
admission is cheap;
this makes it easier for adult learners to
try it.
 adult
learners at the end find that they
are not left behind and educational
technology finds the way out.
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