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Tips to Help Avoid eLearning and LMS Project Failure

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. “That which gets captured and measured gets done” Although project tasks, roles and responsibilities may seem obvious, and the assumption is the eLearning/LMS provider is experienced, the only thing you have to fall on when issues arise is your documentation. It is better to be overt and clear than to assume.

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Addressing The Great Organisational Learning Debate: Employee Sovereignty vs Compliance E-Learning

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And, if you give staff choice to read a document, watch a video or complete an e-learn at their own free will, they probably won’t. In fact, there is a good chance all the learner will do is click Next…Next…Next…as quickly as possible to get the e-learning course done and ticked off. Everyone is just too busy.

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Seven other advantages of an e-learning strategy

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With similarities to points 3 and 4 above, this is about developing staff habit of creating content that is more accessible and usable than large documentation. Employees as content creators.

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Seven other advantages of an e-learning strategy

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With similarities to points 3 and 4 above, this is about developing staff habit of creating content that is more accessible and usable than large documentation. Employees as content creators.