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S/EC/34. Dissertation. Training through e-learning
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The dissertation investigates the effectiveness of e-learning as a new method of training provided by College in London for the training in health and safety. The research is based on the qualitative analysis of primary data (participant observation, questionnaires and interviews) and secondary data. A literature review touches on the theories of technology-based training (TBT), e-learning, learners' motivation, etc. Conclusions are made about the effectiveness of e-learning as a new delivery of training.
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