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SCORM is mentioned as one of the milestones in the evolution of e-learning.

Donald Bitzer developed the PLATO system at Harvard University.

Early e-learning systems like EUN primarily used audio and video content.

CALCampus was known for pioneering online courses with real-time interaction via the internet.

Between 2006 and 2010, e-learning increasingly incorporated multimedia due to faster internet speeds.

The Electronic University Network (EUN) relied on the World Wide Web for its initial online course offerings.

E-learning has reached its full potential.

Isaac Pitman's shorthand training is cited as an early example of distance education.

The Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks (JALN) published research on online learning.

E-learning is a modern concept that began with the invention of personal computers.

California Virtual University (CVU) provided its own online courses and degrees.

The "Lemonade Stand" software was created in 1973 and later adapted for the Apple II platform in 1979.

Online learning is a static field with no further room for development.

The PLATO system was significant because it demonstrated the potential for networking in online learning.

The use of wireless access is a recent milestone in the development of e-learning.