The shortfalls of self-paced e-learning
Learning without connection is easy to start - and hard to sustain.
What’s missing when learning happens in isolation
In recent years, e-learning has become an essential complement to classroom training — offering flexibility, scalability and on-demand access to knowledge. But while its potential is immense, e-learning can easily miss the mark when it’s reduced to static slides or endless videos. Without interaction, feedback and context, learners disengage — and knowledge doesn’t stick.
By looking at the limitations of self-paced e-learning, we can better understand where instructor-led training truly adds value.
