The regulations in Italy regarding the instructions are basically ordinary students, those who follow the traditional routes, this represents a difficulty for those who choose to study from home. fact, if we stop to consider the situation Italian, we realize immediately that is bringing up the rear of all other European countries to achieve the Lisbon objectives in lifelong learning.
The percentage of the Italian adult population, one that goes from 25 to 64 years, which in 2005 took part in lifelong learning activities was 6.2%, compared with a European average of 10.8% ( Source MIUR 2007), while the Lisbon target for EU planned to reach 12.5% \u200b\u200bin 2010.
should be noted however that e-learning is an excellent training opportunities for staff who for various reasons, geographic, socioeconomic, personal, can not benefit from education in the traditional manner and Italy should not give up this opportunity.
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