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Definition of E-Learning: - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Disadvantages of E-learning
        
        Requires greater investment of time, Requires that both teachers and students have minimal technological skills, Requires that the student has autonomous learning skills. This means that it is necessary that the student has to be able to organize her time efficiently. This is a very frequent failure, even among teachers.
- - - - It makes the training process more flexible regardless of where the teacher and student are.
      - Activity compatibility. E-Learning training is compatible with other activities: work, family, leisure.
        
        Facilitates access. Only one device with an Internet connection is required.
        
        No displacement or geographic barriers. With cost savings for the student.
        
        Schedule flexibility. 24 hour access.
- - - - Second generation: The multimedia model. Printed material included audio tapes, video tapes, and computer-based learning, the latter with interaction.
        
        Third generation: The tele-learning model. It incorporates audio-teleconferencing, videoconferencing, graphic audio communication and radio / television transmission.
        
        Fourth generation: The flexible learning model. It is supported by interactive online multimedia, access to resources through the internet and communications technologies (CMC).
        
        Fifth generation: The intelligent and flexible learning model. An improved version of the fourth generation by including interactive online multimedia, access to resources through the internet, use of auto response systems through communication technologies (CNC) and access to services and resources through an institutional portal.
    - - Management area: These knowledge areas are both called management areas: integration, scope, deadlines, costs, quality, human resources, communication, risks, acquisitions and stakeholders. Time management: incorporates the necessary processes to administer the project supervision on time.
        
        Steps in its implementation: Diagnosis and planning: Project planning is part of project management, which uses schedules such as Gantt charts for progress within the project environment. It is the process to quantify the time and resources that a project will cost.
        
        Logistics and Marketing: Logistics Marketing combines the potential of marketing and logistics to reinforce the brand and its differentiation. And it is that logistics management has a direct impact on two basic pillars of any business: customer service and cost reduction.
        
        Steps:
        
        • Step 1: identify and get to know the stakeholders.
        
        • Step 2: set and prioritize goals.
        
        • Step 3: define deliverables.
        
        • Step 4: create a project schedule.
        
        Step 5: Identify the problems and perform a risk assessment.