Though the site is well organized and easy to navigate, you can't obtain pricing information until after you register. Prices are on a par with those at other e-learning sites. Other computer companies, including Compaq, Gateway, and Micron, offer classes too. Given the number of e-learning sites and online classes, trying to find the right one could be a daunting task. Depending on the topic, most free classes take no more than an hour to complete, and they can be a quick and helpful way to comparison shop.
Some classes work better with a certain browser.
DigitalThink, for example, includes a Setup page detailing minimum system requirements. The final grade Despite its growing popularity, e-learning doesn't always make the grade. Elliot Masie, founder of the Masie Center, an educational think tank in Saratoga Springs, New York, says e-learning has yet to reach its potential. Masie doubts that e-learning can compete with the richness of experience that the traditional classroom provides for at least another five to ten years. Currently, only a few of the products do this fully, though we are seeing a trend towards this in newer offerings.