Discuss why you agree or disagree with them

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Discussion Post: "Exploring Khan's Ideas on Successful eLearning"

In his work on eLearning, Badrul Khan offers several perspectives on what constitutes a successful eLearning class.

Select two of Khan's ideas and discuss why you agree or disagree with them, drawing on your own experiences and research.

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