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Electronic learning, or e-learning, is education based on modern methods of communication including the computer and its networks, various audio-visual
materials, search engines, electronic libraries, and websites, whether accomplished in the classroom or at a distance. Generally speaking, this type of education
is delivered through the medium of the World Wide Web where the educational institution makes its programs and materials available on a special website in
such a manner that students are able to make use of them and interact with them with ease through closed or shared, networks, or the Internet, and through
use of e-mail and online discussion groups. The definition of e-learning centers on its being a learning method and a technique for the presentation of
academic curricula via the Internet or any other electronic media inclusive of multimedia, compact discs, satellites, or other new education technologies. The
two parties participating in the educational process interact through these media to achieve specific educational objectives. During the 1980s, the compact disc
(CD) began to be used in education, but the fact that it lacked the quality of interaction between the student, the material and the teacher was an important
flaw in the opinion of a number of educators. This problem was only resolved with the appearance of the Internet which justified the adoption of e-learning
because it fulfilled the condition of immediacy or simultaneity. E-learning assists in the transformation of the educational process from the stage of learning by
rote to one characterized by creativity, interaction and the development of skills. The student, in e-learning, is able to access educational materials at any time
and from any place, thereby transforming the concepts of the educational process and learning to go beyond the limits imposed by traditional classrooms into
a rich environment in which there are numerous sources of learning.
Adapted from E-learning Revolutionise Education : An Exploratory study,, february 

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Read the text and choose the correct statements.

Veuillez choisir au moins une réponse.

E-learning is always performed out of classroom.

The computer and its networks turn out to be the only channels of e-learning.

E-learning allows to carry out educational goals.

Two groups collaborate in e-learning educational process.

From 1980 to 1989, the use of compact disc in education started. 
The compact disc experienced no shortcomings.

The compact disc was able to establish the link between the student, the material and the teacher.

CD stands for compact disc.

The Internet helps solve the flaw of compact disc and prompts e-learning.

E-learning is characterized by few sources of learning.

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Question 2

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Read the text and replace the underlined word with its synonym in order to keep the meaning of the original text.

Electronic learning, or e-learning, is education based on modern new methods ways of communication including encompassing the

computer and its networks, various many audio-visual materials, search engines, electronic libraries, and websites, whether also accomplished in

the classroom or at a distance. Generally speaking, this type kind of education is delivered issued through the medium of the World Wide

Web where the educational institution makes its programs and materials available on a special website in such a manner that students learners are able

to make use of them and interact collaborate with them with ease through closed or shared, networks, or the Internet, and through out use

praise of e-mail and online discussion groups.

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Fill in the blank space with the present continuous tense of the verbs in parentheses.
Do not use contractions/contracted forms while filling in the gap s.

1) We (go) to the zoo tomorrow.

2) He ( fix) my bike in the garage.

3) I (help) Mom in the kitchen.

4) My sister and I (watch) television in our bedroom.

5) The train (leave)in ten minutes.

6) They (come) with us to the museum. 

7) We (paint) some pictures for Aunt Susan.

8) The boys and girls (dance) in the hall.

9) The cat (chase) some birds.

10) My brother (tickle) me.

11) The boy (to tie) his shoes.

12) He (to plan) to travel.

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