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Connecting to the web with iDevices
Some iDevices allow the direct integration of online resources. They enable you to link directly to wikipedia articles, integrate external websites or use RSS feeds. Important: with the exception of wikipedia articles, your participants need a live internet connection. Otherwise these elements will not show! So please be sure to exclude them when you are planning offline versions to be delivered on CD-ROM.

Above: an example for a website integrated with the iDevice "External Web Site". You have different size options for the frame.
Electronic learning

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Electronic learning or E-learning is an general term used to refer to computer-enhanced learning. It is used differently in so many contexts that it is critical to be clear what one means when one speaks of "e-Learning".

Many technologies can, and are, used in e-Learning:

  • Palm pilots
  • MP3 Players
  • the use of web-based teaching materials
  • hypermedia in general
  • multimedia CD-ROMs
  • web sites
  • discussion boards
  • collaborative software
  • e-mail
  • blogs
  • wikis
  • text chat
  • computer aided assessment
  • educational animation
  • simulations
  • games
  • learning management software
  • electronic voting systems

... and many more, and possibly a combination of different methods being used. [...]

The text above (abridged) was produced usig the iDevice "Wiki Article". eXeLearning retrieves the whole wikipedia article and integrates it into the selected page. All linkages remain active.