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Cloud-based E-learning System Architecture.

2013, International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology

Abstract

E-learning is the new means which has the potential to support the traditional education system. Now-adays e-learning is very popular and ought to be adopted by every institution. Due to the recent developments in ICT, every organization has the opportunity to improve the quality and efficiency of learning. In this paper we propose an architecture through which we can take the advantage of internet-based learning and provide the online learning aids in the form of audio, video, animation, and simulation applications. This paper describes the importance of internetbased learning via cloud computing.

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