E$-$learning $($or distance learning, a name given to online education programs$)$ is already being education has only begun. "Intelligent tutoring systems" software is now available that gives students individualized instruction when personal attention is scarce. The software Cognitive Tutor not only helps high school students to improve their performance in math, but also sparks them to enjoy a subject they might have once disliked. In colleges, more students may use interactive simulation games, such as McGraw$-$Hill's Business Strategy Game, to apply their knowledge to realworld kinds of problems. And employees in company training programs may find themselves engaged in mock conversations with avatars$-$computer depictions of humans, as are often found in online videogames. The avatars represent imaginary customers and coworkers, combining the best parts of computer$-$based learning with face$-$to$-$face interaction.

Source: Williams, Brian, and Stacey Sawyer. Using Information Technology. $10$th ed$.,$ Irwin$-$McGraw, $2013.$

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