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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
If there is an existing ILT course, how complete is it? Are there any hands-on labs in the ILT course? Is the person doing the conversion already familiar with the ILT course? How do we go about calculating the possible return of delivering this as eLearning instead of ILT? classroom based? Is it feasible to do so?
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
There are several more aspects of ILT that I find intriguing. How ID for ILT is so very different than ID for an eLearning module 3. Activities in ILT are the crux of the training (atleast I think so). What do you need to keep in mind when designing an activity for an ILT: 1. It also ensure 'hands on learning'. 30 mins?
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Thursday, July 30, 2009
How to price content conversion from ILT to WBT. top-down pricing model for converting ILT content to self-paced WBT content involves three factors: 1. Reusability savings : How much effort can be saved in development since you have existing source materials from the ILT course? Still, “it depends” is frustratingly unhelpful.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Webinars should not take any more time or money to create than face-to-face instructor-led training (ILT). There’s a huge push right now to transform ILT courses to V-ILT courses, for obvious cost saving reasons. Tags: Leveraging Learning costs ILT pricing scoping V-ILT virtual training webinars There, I said it.
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Sunday, August 2, 2009
Tags: scenarios ILT classroom training examples
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
So…anyone can create a course, right? But…very few people actually create GOOD courses that truly train people to do something. Subject matter experts tend to want to share everything they know about a topic. It’s the course designer’s job to help them shape their thoughts into outputs rather than inputs.
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Monday, September 7, 2009
Your solution may lie in ILTs, eLearning, out bound training, job aids, a book, restructuring of an organization. Tags: visualization ILT instructional design elearning I know I have already blogged about how most people outside the industry frown on eLearning. Me: I am an instructional design. design learning programs for corporates.
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Monday, March 30, 2009
don't agree when Saul says that people in the community claim that ILT is dead. Tags: ILT informal learning instructor-led training I'm surprised to see such a strong post supporting Instructor-Led Learning only, in times when Web 2.0 reigns and the learning trend is slowly changing. and I suggest reading his views.I
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009
ILT courseware/delivery options as well as eLearning). puzzle than a 4-level evaluation system linked to a formal piece of learning content, be it ILT or eLearning. New ILT Continuum. organizational model (how does the ILT content become reinforced post-course). First of all, I hate the word training. Learning 2.0,
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Tags: corporate training ILT learning adult learning
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