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E-learning and training in Europe
A survey into the use of e-learning in training and professional development in the European Union
2002 — 65 pp.
Reference document
Cat. no: TI-41-01-931-EN-C
EUR 40

E-learning has the potential to change education and training radically, open new ways of learning and increase the ability of people to acquire new skills. It has created new markets for teaching and learning material and equipment. Despite its importance, there is a shortage of information on the extent of e-learning and its rate of growth. This survey, while not a statistically representative sample, covers a range of organisations of different size and type from all EU countries. As such, it provides insight about the rate of the development of e-learning in the EU, the differences between the Member States. The survey was carried out online on the European Training Village (ETV) website www.trainingvillage.gr , by Cedefop, in 2001

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	E-learning and training in Europe A survey into the use of e-learning in training and professional development in the European Union 2002 — 65 pp. Reference document Cat. no: TI-41-01-931-EN-C EUR 40 E-learning has the potential to change education and training radically, open new ways of learning and increase the ability of people to acquire new skills. It has created new markets for teaching and learning material and equipment. Despite its importance, there is a shortage of information on the extent of e-learning and its rate of growth. This survey, while not a statistically representative sample, covers a range of organisations of different size and type from all EU countries. As such, it provides insight about the rate of the development of e-learning in the EU, the differences between the Member States. The survey was carried out online on the European Training Village (ETV) website www.trainingvillage.gr , by Cedefop, in 2001
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