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Watch the following video:
https://www.phoenix.edu/lectures/clayton-christensen/transistors-any-product-is-better-than-nothing.html

Then answer the following question:

Review present e-learning environments (audio, video, graphics, collaboration, social networking, smartphones, Web 2.0, and other forms of technology). Describe how these technologies can be integrated into e-learning to enhance the interactivity and personalization for learning.

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This solution discusses the video by Clayton Christensen and how technology can be used to enhance learning in e-learning situations.

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The new learning environments are technology enriched and reinforced and computer based environments called virtual learning environments. Theoretically grounded evaluation of technology defines virtual learning environments as "computer-based environments that are relatively open systems, allowing interactions with other participants and access to a wide range of resources" (1). The internet today offers a variety of sources and resources for students such as ...

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