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Evaluation of e-learning.

Research on e-learning effectiveness shows mixed results compared to traditional classroom training and coaching. Success varies significantly by field and context, with online learning proving most effective for self-directed learners and least successful for hands-on skill training. Peer-reviewed journals, educational databases, and institutional research centers offer objective studies on e-learning outcomes.
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What research has been done on the effectiveness of e-learning over good quality interactive classroom training and one to one coaching.?
In what fields and under what circumstances have e-learning been most and least sucessful.?

Where can I go to find some kind of formal and objective study on the above?

Penny Kingston

What research has been done on the effectiveness of e-learning over good quality interactive classroom training and one to one coaching.?
In what fields and under what circumstances have e-learning been most and least sucessful.?

Where can I go to find some kind of formal and objective study on the above?

Penny Kingston

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