Study on Digital E-Learning System and its Effect on Cognition

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This paper studies the E-Learning theory and technology research to analyze the E-Learning platform mode of learning, presentation design key technology E-Learning platform, and platform architecture and functional analysis, key technologies, system architecture, network topology and functional architecture of the system. Through this project research and development, and ultimately lead-in development framework and run online learning platform, while the cognitive effects of learning learners were evaluated.

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