“…E-learning has a positive impact on lecturers and students, as it positively affects the duration of attention, the tenacity of education and training, and attitudes toward collaboration and interaction [2]. More broadly, [8] outlines some significant trends related to the advantages of e-learning, including (1) student-centered, (2) non-linear and self-directed, (3) face to face, (4) long distance, and blended-distance, (5) approach will be dominant in the future, (6) life-long learning, academic emphasis shifts from course completion to achieving competence, (7) the role of college turned into the course designer, tutor, etc., (8) decreased workload of lecturers, (9) primarily when working with learning, and (10) management systems or collaborative environment and online conferences. E-learning has now become an accepted part of student life, especially in college.…”