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Research in e-learning has shifted in recent years its emphasis from almost purely technical aspects to pedagogy oriented interest. This shift is an indication of a positive trend which testifies to the preoccupations of teachers and educators. Nevertheless, and despite declarations of good intentions, more research effort should be made to attract more teachers towards the use of learning technologies...