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Shaping an eLearning Solution

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Marc Prinsky will tell you that elearning engagement is about having learning fun and he is right to a certain extent, but engagement is really about creating the desire for the person to learn, achieve and perform. Knowledge retention is critical to our performance. Any type of learning must engage for it to succeed.

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What is eLearning: Part 1 – An Overview

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It goes without saying that a high performing workforce is essential for survival and success, therefore the continual evolvement and development of our knowledge, skills and abilities is critical. Understanding the potential impact elearning will have on our learners, performance, and business overall?

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What eLearning Strategy?

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Ann’s role is busy, since 2008 when corporate focus was about ‘steading the ship’ she felt that accountability and pressure to perform with fewer staff had increased dramatically. How will the organisation, with its history and culture make learning and access to elearning more strategic and valuable to the performance of the business?

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What is eLearning? Part 2 – eLearning: More than a Word!

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Yes, elearning is important from a cost and distribution point of view, however increasing people and organisational performance is why we deliver learning, although sometimes you wouldn’t realise that based on some of the elearning content solutions delivered through the years.

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eLearning Part 3 – What does elearning look like today?

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Our business, learning, performance and budget needs dictate that elearning has to work. Today’s elearning is all about how we can use the technologies and techniques at hand to make elearning better and to support the performance of our people and organisation. We have gone far beyond trying to prove elearning as a viable solution.

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Learning interaction – or lack of!!

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The learning by doing approach is essential to drive immediate performance. If delivered correctly, motivation, productivity and performance would be high, this is what we desire as an outcome of learning. The tasks that were to be carried out were straightforward, easy, and probably logical without training.

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Are you getting eLearning’s Full Potential?

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With these statistics there must be a question mark over people and business performance! The other interesting statistic was only 14% of organisations are using smartphone/portable devices for elearning. What is causing this issue? Are we still going through the motions of checking/ticking the elearning box?