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E-Learning Websites

E-learning is now becoming a widely accepted method of training and education within schools, colleges and organisations. The UK Government has invested heavily in the University for Industry [Ufi] and according to Trainingzone, the proportion of companies using various forms of online learning has increased from 61% in 2000 to 85% in 2001. 45% of e-learning enabled organisations reported that they had increased their use of online learning formats during 2000, and 75% predicted that they would make increased use of online learning in 2001. Market research firm Taylor, Nelson & Sofres found that 94% of organisations are aware of e-learning and of these 45% have an existing implementation, while a further 40% plan to deploy within two years. Of firms using e-learning already, 93% intend to increase its scope over the next year. Such surveys suggest the outlook is good, however there are crucial lessons to be learned from many of the early adopters which suggest that good e-learning is much more than just putting a program on a server.

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       Benefits of e-Learning :
point Front-End point Administrator
point_03   Web Conferencing
point_03   Online Document Sharing
point_03   Import media from web or local PC
point_03   One to One & Group Chat
point_03   Various mathematic tools
point_03   Drawing Tools
point_03   Live Tutors
  • (Display list of teachers who are currently login)

point_03   Offline Tutors
  • (Display list of teachers who are not currently login)

point_03   Browse By Subject
  • (Display list of subjects then when clicked give list of teachers who take that subject..)

point_03   My settings
point_03   View schedule
point_03   Tell a Friend
point_03   Book classroom
point_03   Buy Credits
  • (In this section a user can buy credits to make bids.)

point_03   My Balance
  • (In this section a user can buy credits to make bids.)

point_03   Ebook Store
point_03   Workshop
  • (Downloadable assignments).

point_03   Best tutor
point_03   Search teacher
point_03   Refer a friend
point_03   Security between both type of clients ends and backend
point_03   Secure Payment Gateway
point_03   Seo Management
point_03   Message management
  • Student Message List
  • Tutor Message List

point_03   Search engine (search by keyword, username)
point_03   Different payment methods
point_03   confirmation email sent
point_03   Live support
point_03   Event Gallery
 point_03   User Interface Setting
  • (Shows general settings for the adminstrator to maintain the site)

point_03   Student management
  • Student list
  • Blocked Student
  • Online Student

point_03   Tutor management
  • Tutor list
  • Blocked Tutor
  • Online Tutor

point_03   Allocation management
  • Student Allocation
  • Tutor Allocation

point_03   Request management
  • Request Student Allocation
  • Request Tutor Allocation

point_03   Class management
  • Classroom list
  • Schedule classes
  • Open classes

point_03   Content Manager
  • Static pages
  • Email List

point_03   Subject management
  • Subject list

point_03   Price management
  • Price list
  • Packet List

point_03   Report Management
  • Payment Report

point_03   News Management
  • News List

point_03   Message management
  • Tutor Message List
  • Student Message List

point_03   Testimonial Management
  • Allow Admin to see comments of user
point_03   Event Management
 
      The Future of E-learning Has Arrived! :

Combine this with the future roll out of 3G and the increased take-up of broadband services and we are set for a wonderfully media rich future.
There is also the development of various peer-to-peer [p2p] approaches, aimed at providing a Napster-style solution for the training and development community. Whilst the technological issues are well understood, the practicality of sharing learning materials is still some way off. Issues such as IPR, copyright, quality, appropriateness and business sensitivity all need addressing before we can assemble courses from easily available online content.
While in the past, training in information technology (IT) skills was the mainstay of corporate e-learning, accounting for 76% of the market in 2000, the industry is moving quickly into other areas. IDC predicts that by 2005, some 53.8% of the market will be focused on business skills and other non-IT skills. This shift is exceptionally significant. Business skills are far more complex to teach, practice and measure, and this will require new levels in the sophistication of the processes and production values to ensure excellence for the learners.

      Cost of creating eLearning
      Savings
point_03   Reduction in time spent on training

Typically, the time a worker must spend being trained is reduced by about 40% using eLearning. This was verified by studies comparing traditional classroom instruction to equivalent website instruction at Xerox, IBM and Federal Express.

point_03   Improved performance

As mentioned earlier, our collective experience with deployment of good Website is that it is not only faster than classroom training (and nearly always cheaper over 2-3 years), it is also better. People learn better with eLearning. They remember what they learn more accurately and longer (retention) and they are better able to use what they learn to improve their performance (transfer). Here are some of the statistics.
Across many different studies and reports from the military, education and industry show 15-25% increases in learning achievement.



 
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