ILT

ILT is an acronym that can refer to several distinct concepts depending on the context. There is no single universally recognized definition for ILT.

Common uses include:

- Instructor-Led Training: A form of training delivered by an instructor in person or via live virtual sessions. It is contrasted with self-paced or computer-based learning and is common in corporate and educational settings.

- Inverse Laplace Transform: In mathematics and engineering, ILT is occasionally used to denote the inverse Laplace transform, a procedure that converts a function from the complex frequency domain back into the time domain. It is used to solve differential equations and analyze dynamic systems.

- Institute for Learning and Teaching: In some universities and institutions, ILT refers to a unit or program dedicated to improving teaching quality, supporting faculty development, and promoting effective instructional practices.

Other meanings may exist in different organizations or disciplines, including names of institutes, laboratories, or course formats. The precise interpretation of ILT typically depends on the surrounding context and field.

See also references to related concepts such as instructional design, adult education, signal processing, and higher education pedagogy, which frequently appear alongside the ILT acronym.