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E-Learning Challenges Faced by Academics in Higher Education: A Literature Review.

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The authors discusses the use of e-learning technology in Middlesex University and some of the challenges they face and identifies gaps in E-learning literature and calls for further works on this subject.
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E-learning has become a necessity in higher education institutions and is being deployed in educational establishments throughout the world. Researchers have made much emphasis on its benefits but not much is discussed on the disadvantages of e-learning technology. This paper references some of the research work on the limitations of e-learning technology, categorises it in five challenges that teachers are faced with and suggestions for a successful e-learning outcome. This paper also discusses the use of e-learning technology in Middlesex University and some of the challenges they face. Lastly this paper identifies gaps in e-learning literature and calls for further works on this subject.

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The VLE as the converging platform

TL;DR: The evolving nature and speed of technology changes and progressions created a major challenge for Higher Education Institutions to present a working platform that can effectively and efficiently support teaching and learning.

Suggestions to Assist Primary Teachers in Keeping Pace with ICT: Teachers’ Experiences in England

Graham Morley
TL;DR: The main findings indicate that teachers were becoming familiar with the use of computers and understood the skills involved in using computers but were still uncertain as to a suitable pedagogy.
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