Posing questions and addressing challenges about e learning

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The document discusses challenges and questions around eLearning, including whether eLearning maps to existing learning theories or requires new theories. It also questions if intelligent tutoring will be effective and discusses virtual peers and chatbots. Additional challenges addressed are whether new learning theories will suit different pedagogies, students, and schools. The document also covers barriers to and benefits of eLearning adoption in schools.

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Posing questions and addressing challenges about eLearning Andrew Fluck http://www.101future.com/?p=12

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