IMPACT OF E-LEARNING IN PHARMACY AND MEDICAL EDUCATION, ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ITS ADOPTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION

  • Ali ABDUL KHALEQ M
  • R. HADI N
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Knowing the components of E-learning, the evidence of its effectiveness, the implementation required for college growth, the evaluation techniques for e-learning and e-learning by outlining important words, the introduction to e-learning and its role in clinical training is provided by the authors. , and how E-learning can be considered evidence of educational scholarship. Using of internet for E-learning is Technologies to increase expertise and efficiency. E-getting to understand technology gives power to learners over technology. Elearning would mean using of internet technologies to enhance information and productivity. It could be known as a technology provides learners with control over content material, learning sequence, mastering speed, time, and daily media, enabling them to tailor their feedback to achieve their personal mastering goals. In fact, E-learning seems to be at least as effective in various science education contexts. Traditional teacher-led approaches along with lectures. However, students do not see E-learning as a supplement to traditional teaching, which forms part of a mixed-mastering strategy. Repositories provide an increasing infrastructure to direct e-learning expertise from within medical training. To monitor access to e-getting to know substances, agreement on technical standardization, and techniques for peer review of these sources, or virtual libraries. E-learning presents extreme research opportunities for faculty, along with persevering with scholarship reporting difficulties. Innovations in e-learning technology are closer to a schooling revolution, enabling individualized learning (adaptive mastering), and improving connections between learners with others (collaborative information acquisition). The incorporation of e-study into clinical education will catalyze the change towards using adults to get to know the concept, where educators are now not directly serving because content material suppliers are more interested as mastering facilitators and competence assessors. Keywords: E-Learning, Pharmacy and Medical, Advantages, Education

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Ali ABDUL KHALEQ, M., & R. HADI, N. (2022). IMPACT OF E-LEARNING IN PHARMACY AND MEDICAL EDUCATION, ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ITS ADOPTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION. MINAR International Journal of Applied Sciences and Technology, 4(4), 231–242. https://doi.org/10.47832/2717-8234.13.21

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