In online learning, an event in which all participants are not logged on at the same time. For example, an instructor might publish a lecture on a web site and learners could read it when their schedules permit. The transmission capacity of a network. Refers to courses presented on a computer. Does not necessarily mean that the course is connected to a network.
Learners can usually pace themselves.
A record of work completed may also be saved on the computer. A World Wide Web-like network that is available only to people working inside an organization. A system for storing sound. It's become widely used on the Internet as a way to distribute sound because it economically stores CD-quality music and sound. Integration of several forms of media, such as text, graphics, animation, video, sound, etc.