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learn something from someone or something to find out something from someone or something. I don't know when the children are due to arrive. See what you can learn from Walter. lam sure we can learn something from this experience. See also: learn learn from someone or something to learn [something] from the experience of someone or something. Pay attention to what Sarah does. I think you can learn from her. This was quite an experience, and we all can learn from it. See also: learn How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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With online learning, also otherwise known as online education or e-learning, you not only learn from the comfort and privacy of your own home, but you also get the flexibility of setting your own study schedule to fit your needs. Tutors who were not IT savvy tended to rely more on teaching the concepts during face-to-face sessions than encouraging students to explore and learn from the learning objects, which is the intended e-learning implementation plan. Perhaps the most valuable benefit of all is the ability to learn from the best practices of others -- global organizations that have embraced these processes successfully -- and apply those best practices to the learning organization to achieve alignment with business units and stakeholders across the organization. |
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