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February 26, 2010

Choosing an eLearning Provider - Part 2

There are many eLearning providers to choose from. In an on-going set of FAQs, your decision-making process should include:

Q - Will the course be identical to your company's look and feel?

A - That depends on you. If you go with a boilerplate from the development application, there is some leeway in adding logos or changing color. However,

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February 24, 2010

Choosing an eLearning Provider

There are many eLearning providers to choose from. In an on-going set of FAQs, your decision-making process should include:

Q - How does the eLearning solutions company approach course design?

A - As in all forms of education, the most effective Web-based courses are learner-focused.

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December 31, 2009

What's the Secret Ingredient?

Everyone knows the three most important ingredients to have a successful restaurant right?  You can have the best foods, the best run kitchen, the best and most polite service but without the secret ingredient your restaurant may fail, right?  The secret ingredient of course is; location, location, location!

So what is the most successful ingredient for learning success?

 

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May 21, 2009

What is Learning 2.0?

Learning2.0 is now a common term in learning industry. However, questions and doubts still abound about Learning 2.0 and its use for learning in an organization. Learning 2.0 can help organizations solve many of their learning and training needs that conventional means of learning can’t.Learning 2.0 is not a new a technology or a new tool for learning.

In the traditional methods of learning like classroom training and eLearning, learner is just fed with information and teacher dictates the learning. Learning 2.0 is a fundamental shift in learning methodology that places learner in the center of learning and allows the learner to control the learning. Learning 2.0 enables an employee to control and track individual learning using a set of

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December 17, 2008

Experiential Learning – the way into the future

The new world of Learning - panel discussion series

What are the views in using technology for experiential learning? What are the adoption challenges in creation of case studies of real life experiences using Second Life and Virtual World? It is also said that the US Army is using intelligence software agents to train soldiers on behavior in the Middle East to improve interaction with local people, because that is actually a scenario.

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October 24, 2008

Why innovation and how to innovate ?

Companies, who seek learning solutions to get help in either solving their business problems or meeting their growth aspirations, expect their employees to become more effective and productive by using such solutions. But, how much money are they willing to spend on learning? Usually, annual budget in any customer organization for learning and training of its employees ranges from 1,500 to 2,000 USD per employee. A global organization with its operations spread across countries and continents can have up to 18,000 to 22,000 employees. Several examples can be found from sectors like finance, insurance, etc. There may be (and in most cases, will be) a network of business partners who are involved in the

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Remembering own ideas when required

All the members of organization has their ideas about how the processes/products can be improved, but they are not too careful about remembering their ideas and put forward it at right time.

This is also true about giving requirements for the products, end users can not give exact requirements when it comes to defining requirements(e.g. in software industry we find that many times requirement docs  can not describe features that users have in mind).

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