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Research Outline
Prepared for Yoav A. | Delivered October 12, 2020
E-Learning Platforms
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Goals
To determine the e-learning platforms that learners use, establish the user statistics, and the general purpose of their learning.
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Early Findings
Insights
According to
Research and Markets
, the global eLearning industry's total market will reach
$325
billion by 2025. The self-paced eLearning market is expected to drop to
$33.5 billion
by 2021. About
77%
of companies in the United States use eLearning for professional development. Companies make
$30
for every
$1
they spend on eLearning. Around
67%
of organizations provide mobile learning.
Mobile learning is one of the fast-growing e-learning sectors, with an annual growth of
23%
. Elearning increases student retention rates by
25%
to
60%.
Statistically,
63%
of high school learners in the United States use eLearning platforms, while around
45%
of elementary students do. About
85%
of teachers in the United States use eLearning tools to give students learning exercises. An average of
94%
of online students prefers self-paced studies.
Some eLearning platforms include
Skillshare, Coursera, Udemy
, Moodle, Edx, and Teachable. People subscribe to eLearning platforms to learn for
personal accomplishment
or to earn professional milestones.
The global corporate eLearning market size will reach
$50 billion
by 2026. Most learners choose eLearning platforms for career progression, upskilling, and reskilling, and work training.
According to research,
80%
of learners on eLearning platforms use mobile devices,
57%
use more than one digital device for eLearning (desktop, laptop, smartphones, tablet), while only
14%
use only a computer.
Some skills that learners gain from eLearning include time management,
teamwork, research skills
, communication skills, and organizational skills.
Research Summary
We have provided insights into the user statistics, platforms used, and eLearning platforms' general usage from the initial one-hour research.
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