The document discusses the benefits of e-learning. It notes that e-learning allows students to fail without fear, encouraging exploration and testing of ideas. It also states that online learning can be lifeline for those facing obstacles like geographical distances or physical disabilities. It quotes Sal Khan, founder of Khan Academy, saying that e-learning lets students learn at their own pace. The document provides sources for its claims and notes that the images used are from Flickr under Creative Commons licensing.

1. Photo by: Algogenius
By: Noushan Farooqi

2. Photo by: mkhmarketing

3. -Clark Quinn
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4. Photo by: Calsidyrose

5. Photo by: Sean MacEntee

6. Photo by: Guian Bolisay

7. Photo by: James Whatley

8. Photo by: Jonathon Colman

9. E-learning lets you fail
WITHOUT FEAR; hence
encouraging exploration and
testing of ideas
Photo by: Fabrice Helmbacher

10. Photo by: Alexey Kljatov

11. -Terry Heick
Photo by: Yohann Aberkane

13. Photo by: Ian Guest

14. Photo by: Renato Targa

15. “ONLINE LEARNING CAN BE A LIFELINE TO THOSE WHO HAVE OBSTACLES SUCH
AS GEOGRAPHICAL DISTANCES OR PHYSICAL DISABILITIES”
-Paul Levinson
Photo by: Melisande

16. Photo by: fdecomite

17. Photo by: Gioia De Antoniis

18. Photo by: penguincakes

19. Photo by: Matteo Parrini

20. Photo by: Joshua Gardner

21. Photo by: mkhmarketing

22. “
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– Sal Khan (Founder of KHAN ACAEMY)
-Bill Gates
Photo by: Steve Jurvetson

23. SOURCES
• https://www.khanacademy.org/talks-and-interviews/key-media-
pieces/v/salman-khan-talk-at-ted-2011--from-ted-com
• http://insights.elearningnetwork.org/?p=507
• http://www.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/why-e-learning-is-so-
effective/
• http://www.teachthought.com/technology/12-principles-of-mobile-
learning/
All images are from Flickr and have been used under the Creative Commons license.