e-learning

[ ee-lur-ning ]

noun

1. distance learning.
2. computer-based learning:

   E-learning encompasses skills practice, research, and communication.

adjective

1. of or relating to e-learning:

   e-learning tools;

   e-learning software.

e-learning

noun

1. an internet-based teaching system

Word History and Origins

Origin of e-learning¹

First recorded in 2000–05; e- ² + learning

Word History and Origins

Origin of e-learning¹

C20: e lectronic learning

Example Sentences

It said it expected her to undertake an "online, e-learning module" which a source said was a two-hour antisemitism awareness course.

From BBC

It said it expected her to undertake an "online, e-learning module" which a source said was a two-hour antisemitism awareness course.

From BBC

Jamie Howard, an e-learning director based in Tennessee, was among those cardholders.

From Seattle Times

I was told that in some instances, depending on driving records and other factors, you might be able to take the test online or qualify for something called the e-learning course, which is a roughly 45-minute driver’s ed and testing program.

From Los Angeles Times

According to data analyzed by e-learning platform Preply, dog walking is the best-paid side hustle by average hourly wage.

From Seattle Times