September 2007
Intermediate to advanced
496 pages
10h 53m
English
Our first edition focused exclusively on self-study forms of e-learning, also called asynchronous e-learning. Figure 1.3 shows a screen shot from an asynchronous course on How to Construct Formulas in Excel. Asynchronous courses are designed to be taken by individuals at their own time and pace. In contrast, Figure 1.4 shows a screen shot from a virtual classroom course on How to Construct Formulas in Excel.
Take a close look at Figure 1.4 if you are new to the virtual classroom. From WebEx to Live Meetings, most virtual classroom tools incorporate similar functions, although the screen interfaces may differ. Figure 1.4 shows a screen capture from Elluminate virtual classroom software. The ...
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