By Adrian Snook
- Availability, consistency of message, cost-efficiency, quality and flexibility are the main reasons why computer based open learning is helping organisations cope with the effects of change argues Adrian Snook, in this article originally published in Open Learning Today
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By Patricia Galagan
- Some e-firms have tanked, others are rolling on.
A year ago, the e-learn-ing market resembled a big goldfish bowl: lots of similar fish competing for food floating on the top. Twelve months and an economic downturn later, it's a million-gallon aquarium filled with hungry sharks, clever dolphins, and even a few whales. If you want to swim here, first understand the culture of the tank.
(Added: 7-Apr-2002 Hits: 51
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By Athabasca U.
- In excess of 450 pages, this e-book on both the theory and practice of online learning is an incredible resource on the use of the Internet and computers for learning.
(Added: 21-Feb-2005 Hits: 96
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By John Berry
- Training is dead--long live e-learning. This might be more than a shift in semantics for some companies that are discovering that training--loosely defined as any enhancement to an employee's skills delivered in a classroom by an instructor--is by and large an antiquated way of looking at how employees acquire knowledge and build skills
(Added: 24-Sep-2001 Hits: 65
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