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The trouble with the term ‘e-learning’ is that too often the focus is on the ‘e’ – the technology – rather than on learning and teaching. Too often e-learning has involved technology for technology’s sake rather than on identifying the pedagogical issues/ needs and then considering which technologies can enhance the learning experience.
