Technology supported lifelong learning: The need for a new vision and implementation models (original) (raw)

Proceeding of the 10th World Conference on …, 2006

Abstract

The article describes the evolution of e-learning from a period of techno-enthusiasm to the collapse of the IT bubble and the present "reasonable doubts" about its growth potential. It pinpoints some reasonable concerns related to first generation e-learning experiences, and it argues that these concerns should be properly managed if e-learning is to become mainstream into education and training. However,

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