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The State of E-Learning in Australia in 2012

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While organisations with a mature e-learning strategy are experimenting with new delivery modalities, those who are new to e-learning are getting ‘stuck’ with cumbersome Learning Management Systems and e-learning that costs a fortune to update or is such poor quality that it mares staff experiences of e-learning.

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The State of E-Learning in Australia in 2012

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While organisations with a mature e-learning strategy are experimenting with new delivery modalities, those who are new to e-learning are getting ‘stuck’ with cumbersome Learning Management Systems and e-learning that costs a fortune to update or is such poor quality that it mares staff experiences of e-learning.

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End User Perspective to Managing Change in Learning: Part 5

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Such systems-based record keeping and associated consequences needs to be explained to end users – it is more transparent than a paper-based sign-in sheet for classroom-based training. . Give managers the techniques to help end users learn to learn online. Online expression.

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7 Tips for developing an E-Learning Strategy

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Your first priority solution may not necessarily be a LMS for e-learning courses. It my be social media for project team sharing and collaboration, or a video library to manage expert knowledge. When you have decided upon your strategic e-learning solution, be sure to prioritise quality over cost wherever you can.

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Observations from the Unconference: Near Future of Learning in Australia

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What was disappointing (and I appreciate this has been acknowledged by the organising committee) was that the collaborative discussions were only 20 minutes long. Of course, the ‘big questions’ are important to all organisational learning professionals. Each were facilitated, and I only went to 3 of the 20 streams.