"e-learning training" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to training or education that is conducted online or through electronic means. Example: "The company offers e-learning training programs to its employees to improve their skills and knowledge in a convenient and flexible manner."
In addition, the influence of environmental variables on new entrants' e-learning training still needs clarification.
Less than half (41.7%) of all respondents reported completing a Trust provided e-learning training module in relation to smoking.
38 Dental examiners were trained and calibrated in ICDAS II using the ICDAS Foundation e-Learning training programme (https://www.icdas.org/elearning-programmes).
Finally, this study looks forward to the impact of the recent launch of a new e-learning training programme for MDT coordinators and discusses implications for future research.
The study was guided by the following research questions: Can a blended e-learning training programme generate positive change in participants' understandings of, and confidence in delivering, end of life care in care homes?
More generally, it is known that end of life training can improve knowledge, skills, and attitudes, but researchers have yet to evaluate the impact of blended e-learning training programmes such as the ABC course on end of life care in nursing and residential care homes [ 15, 16].
Participating health care providers have to follow an e-learning communication training based on the Health Belief Model.
Pharmacists receive credits by taking part in various campus-based or e-learning courses, training and conferences.
An e-learning ART training model was shown to increase the knowledge of public health dentists about ART after postgraduate education, in Brazil [ 85].
Sean Nevins Sean Nevins, senior vice president at Philadelphia-based corporate venture capital consultant Zermatt Group, thinks boomers are unlikely to be shuffleboard aficionados and wants to use e-learning to train them in other sports.
Online learning (or "e-learning", "web based training" etc).
