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What are the principles for designing effective e-learning instruction? Which principle is the most important and why?

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One of the principles for designing effective e-learning instruction is the principle of designing the instructional methodology based on the situation that the learner, or learners, will be engaged in assimilating the material that is presented, and completing assignments that are assigned by the instructor. Situational awareness will help individuals to design the mode of instruction, based on the capabilities of the computer systems that will be used, whether the instruction will be through direct contact with the student or students, or through blackboard, etc., as well as the number ...

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