computer-based learning
kəmˈpjuːtər beɪst ˈlɜːrnɪŋ
Definition

Definition of computer-based learning - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
educationTECH.learning using computers and digital resourcesTECH.
  • The school implemented computer-based learning to enhance student engagement.
e-learning
2.
digital studyingTECH.education method involving software and online toolsTECH.
  • Computer-based learning allows students to access materials anytime, anywhere.
e-learning online learning
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Expressions with computer

computer junkien.
enthusiast who loves learning about computers
She's a computer junkie, always exploring new software.
computer bugn.
fault in programs, devices or systems causing unexpected trouble
A computer bug crashed the app right before the demo.
the computer's downexp.
not working because it is turned off or powered down
The computer's down because I turned it off last night.
computer says noexp.
humorous phrase for unhelpful customer service relying on computers
I asked for a refund, but the computer says no.
under the computer hoodadv.
in the underlying software or hardware
The program runs smoothly under the computer hood.
bring your own computerv.
bring personal laptop to an event
The workshop requires you to bring your own computer.

Expressions with based

be based onv.
derive from a particular source
His argument is based on scientific research.
cheese-basedadj.
made mainly from cheese or containing a lot of cheese
This is a cheese-based dip for chips.
coffee-basedadj.
made mainly from or containing coffee
She ordered a coffee-based milkshake.
land-basedadj.
located on solid ground rather than on water or in air
The country deployed land-based missiles along its northern border.
plant-basedadj.
related to or consisting of plants
The restaurant offers a plant-based menu.
loosely based onadj.
inspired by something but not following it closely
This movie is loosely based on a true story.
scientifically basedadj.
supported by careful scientific study tests or widely accepted scientific knowledge
The new guidelines are scientifically based and reviewed by independent experts.
broad-basedadj.
involving a wide range of ideas, people, or organizations
The broad-based committee included members from various sectors.
class-basedadj.
related to social or economic classes
The class-based system affects opportunities for education.
gender-basedadj.
related to or caused by someone's gender
Gender-based violence is a serious problem in many countries.

Expressions with learning

higher learningn.
education at university or college, often with advanced study or research
She pursued higher learning at a top university.
steep learning curven.
process that requires quick learning to succeed
Starting a new job often involves a steep learning curve.
seat of learningn.
place known for teaching and scholarship, often with strong reputation
She dreamed of studying at a famed seat of learning.
temple of learningn.
institution where people go to gain knowledge
The library is a temple of learning for many students.
the torch of learningn.
responsibility to spread education and knowledge
Teachers hold the torch of learning in their communities.
language learningn.
the process of acquiring knowledge of a language
She dedicated five years to language learning.
learning abilityn.
speed at which one learns new things
His learning ability allowed him to quickly master the new software.
online learningn.
education conducted over the internet
Online learning allows students to study from anywhere in the world.
continuous learningn.
ongoing process of gaining new knowledge or skills throughout time
Continuous learning helps workers keep up with changes in their industry.
distance learningn.
learning happens when teacher and student are not together
Distance learning lets you study from home.

Terms related to computer-based learning

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basecomputelearncourseinteractiveinternetmodulemultimediaonlinesoftwarevirtualdigital

Terms with computer-based learning included in their meaning

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CBLacr.
acr: computer-based learning
learning using computers and software

Examples of computer-based learning in a sentence

  • Many universities offer computer-based learning programs.
  • Many universities now offer computer-based learning programs.
  • Computer-based learning can be more flexible than traditional classrooms.

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  1. French:apprentissage assisté par ordinateur, ...
  2. German:computergestütztes Lernen, ...
  3. Italian:apprendimento basato su computer, apprendimento online, ...
  4. Spanish:aprendizaje basado en computadoras, educación basada en computadoras, ...
  5. Portuguese:aprendizagem baseada em computador, aprendizagem por computador, ...
  6. Chinese:基于计算机的学习, 在线学习, ...
  7. Japanese:コンピュータベースの学習, オンライン学習, ...
  8. Arabic:تَعَلُّم مَعْتَمِد عَلَى الحَاسُوب, تَعَلُّم قائِم عَلَى الحاسُوب, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְמִידָה מְמֻחְשֶׁבֶת, לְמִידָה מְמֻחְשֶׁבֶת, ...
  10. Russian:обучение с использованием компьютеров, онлайн-обучение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:комп'ютерне навчання, ...
  12. Hindi:कंप्यूटर-आधारित शिक्षा, कंप्यूटर आधारित अधिगम, ...

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