Electronic-learning describes the use of information technology or the internet for learning activities. Integrating e-learning into medical education is supported by adult learning theory; learners control content, sequence, pace, time and media, fitting different learning styles. Courses are standardized in terms of content and delivery and can include assessment and feedback. Technology is a tool for deeper learning, and learning experiences beyond lecture-based learning. With the emergence of students who have grown up with technology, e-learning may increase. In an era of value for money, e-learning offers an opportunity to disseminate the experience of clinicians to a wide audience.
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