"learn via" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how you learn something, for example: "I learn new skills via online courses."
For part 1, we aim to offer continuing education courses by partnering with training hospitals so practicing midwives can learn VIA, as they did not have the opportunity to learn VIA in university.
Our primary beneficiaries are practicing midwives and midwifery students who would like to learn VIA.
Raise its Level to 24 and let it learn (via leveling or giving it TMs) powerful moves.
In DeepQ they combined deep neural networks with "reinforcement-learning", which is the way that all animals learn, via the brain's dopamine-driven reward system.
There's plenty to learn via the thumbs of socially aware theatergoers.
Networking opportunities And e-learning allows students to learn via a medium to which they are already accustomed - their computer.
Then, in the novel's second half, we learn, via a not-all-that-hard-to-predict revelation, what really happened.
For long-term satisfaction, the overall goal is to learn via exploration about the items presented.
As with those actors who learn via gesture and movement, Levitin reports that "motor memory" also plays its part.
If this is the case, graduates should either learn via books, short courses or online learning applications.
Over the course of the degree, you'll learn via engaging videos, webinars and downloadable notes, fitting study around busy schedules and other commitments.
