E-learning tools for education: regulatory aspects, current applications in radiology and future prospects
- 25 February 2008
- journal article
- computer applications-informatica
- Published by Springer Nature in La radiologia medica
- Vol. 113 (1), 144-157
- https://doi.org/10.1007/s11547-008-0227-z
Abstract
E-learning, an abbreviation of electronic learning, indicates the provision of education and training on the Internet or the World Wide Web. The impact of networks and the Internet on radiology is undoubtedly important, as it is for medicine as a whole. The Internet offers numerous advantages compared with other mass media: it provides access to a large amount of information previously known only to individual specialists; it is flexible, permitting the use of images or video; and it allows linking to Web sites on a specific subject, thus contributing to further expand knowledge. Our purpose is to illustrate the regulatory aspects (including Internet copyright laws), current radiological applications and future prospects of e-learning. Our experience with the installation of an e-learning platform is also presented.Keywords
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