Funding adequate support for e-learning major challenge: deputy ministers
News | 04/08/2002 4:00 am EDT
| Funding remains the most significant hurdle to broader implementation of e-learning, though other challenges also threaten the industry, delegates attending the recent second CANARIE Inc. National E-Learning Workshop heard. In fact, four provincial deputy ministers told about 300 attendees in Montreal in late February that just coming to grips with the multiple projects ongoing in the field – nationally, provincially and in the private sector – is proving overwhelming.
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