Dear Spinal Cord reader,

Amongst the goals of the International Spinal Cord Society are to advise, encourage, guide and support the efforts of those responsible for the education and training of medical professionals and professionals allied to medicine and when requested, correlate these activities throughout the world. ISCOS has initiated last year the learning program on comprehensive management of spinal cord lesion individuals and developed for all members of the management team. In this issue of SC the program is presented as well as the process of development. E-learning is associated with learning activities for which a computer is used in an interactive way, connected to a computer network. E-learning starts with the letter ‘E’ indicating an electronic component: internet and its technology. It is accepted to be an excellent way for distance learning, as it is time and place independent. The learning process can be individual and/or in groups. It offers development, use and testing of knowledge and skills and is very useful for broad education.

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