by George Pastidis
Any breakthrough technology is usually followed by super-optimistic statements bragging about the upcoming e-dreams, technophobic laggards that are terrified and resist like crazy and at last a fair compromise and good balance between the technological “miracles” and the ones that are really useful and make sense. read more…
George Pastidis 
Excellent post, George!!! As someone who has used a mixture of methods as both a learner and a trainer, I totally agree that e-learning and traditional learning are just methods (someone could even argue tools), that should be approached, understood and applied in a broader context of educational and learning methodology.
I feel like highlighting your “when-why-how” approach by adding that when choosing a mix of e-learning and traditional learning methods it’s also quite important to choose the right one (as always, of course), in order to have the right balance for a given group under given circumstances and context.
Good add on to. Thanks Michali!!
I do agree with Michail Dim, there has to be balance for a given group.Physical presence of a teacher shall help and motivate a child for effective learning on certain topics.e-learning could be helpful on revision of topics for reinforcement, refinement
and ensure confident to do correctly.
Good day George
Can I spread around your posts?
Take care
G
It would be an honor George
As you know best (and serviced well) George, there is not such thing like “traditional training” 🙂
Still servicing…. 🙂