The author's intention is to study pedagogical aspects of e-learning on a larger scale--to look at them on the world scale, through the articles published in the proceedings of the conferences which take place regula...The author's intention is to study pedagogical aspects of e-learning on a larger scale--to look at them on the world scale, through the articles published in the proceedings of the conferences which take place regularly in different countries of the world, and to look at not only the instructors' attitude but also the business people's point of view toward such a form of study as e-learning is, and to illuminate the necessity of the instructors' encouragement in Latvia and other countries as well to use e-learning as a new approach to the study process or only as a new form of study. The author also tries to draw Latvian instructors' attention to the form of foreign educators' publications on the topic in a modest and inconspicuous way in order to encourage discussion.展开更多
文摘The author's intention is to study pedagogical aspects of e-learning on a larger scale--to look at them on the world scale, through the articles published in the proceedings of the conferences which take place regularly in different countries of the world, and to look at not only the instructors' attitude but also the business people's point of view toward such a form of study as e-learning is, and to illuminate the necessity of the instructors' encouragement in Latvia and other countries as well to use e-learning as a new approach to the study process or only as a new form of study. The author also tries to draw Latvian instructors' attention to the form of foreign educators' publications on the topic in a modest and inconspicuous way in order to encourage discussion.