After breaks, and when you complete the course, try to recall what you learned. Mentally apply new concepts to your work situation, actively seeking specific, real-life situations that could benefit from your new knowledge. Test how effective your newly won skills are and return to the courseware for additional tips if necessary. Use all available resources. E-learning is made even more relevant through the inclusion of online resources.
Many courses offer a variety of tools and job aids.
Take advantage of suggestions for additional reading or practice that will help you maintain your new skills. Share what you've learned. To better retain your new knowledge and skills, share what you've learned with your manager and co-workers. You can also participate in chat rooms or discussion lists on the topics you studied and share your ideas with the community. Sharing maximizes your learning experience and provides tangible benefits to those around you.