What is the name for the code of conduct and unofficial rules that govern online interaction and behavior? Today's answer...
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Weekly Topic: distance learning
Distance learning refers to the method of obtaining training without being physically present during a class. Instead, you view the class on a computer screen or by satellite broadcast.
There are many methods of e-learning including courses offered by universities, courses designed by educommerce companies, and corporate training.
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