Future directions with e-learning services for industry and academia are as follows. First, the combined effort from interactive learning and technology-based learning can be managed and delivered more effectively to ensure that the learners’ progress can be checked and monitored, so that learners can understand their weaknesses and areas that need to pay more attention. Any technological based learning, without the learners receiving feedback and support, will have less impact to their learning outcome. Second, the rise of Cloud Computing and Emerging Services can modernize the quality of learning to the next level, since learners can have better access to facilities and resources that they can expect to analyse the data and make sense of the data they have collected within seconds and minutes, by the use of analytics, visualization and easy-to-use interactive functions offered to the learners. Although MOOCs are designed for flexible learning, more structured ways to blend with interactive learning and Level 3 and 4 of learning interactions (Alexander & Cosgrove, 1995; Alexander, 2001) between tutors and learners as shown in Fig. 3.