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Collaborative Learning What: Create chat rooms, peer evaluations, or team assignments. Creating a Path to Ongoing Improvement: Strategic planning includes ways to evaluate and get feedback. This pushes people to take part and makes learning more fun. This method takes advantage of the spacing effect to boost memory.
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E-learning has also evolved into a revenue generator for the extended enterprise. New advancements in learning technology have helped to support evolving learner needs and revolutionize the e-learningspace. Formal learning metrics and reports include: Course completions. Test/assessment scores.
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