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Shaping an eLearning Solution

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Organisation : W hat change impact did the learning create for the company, is there stronger overall productivity, has it affected the individual, department, and organisational bottom line? These questions and more are important to understand the true performance development potential delivered by the learning.

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What makes elearning work?

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One example of productive learning is through twitter chats such as #chat2lrn which brings learning professionals together every week for 1 hour to discuss aspects of learning and development. It is detrimental to the learning process stopping people from social networking. It is important on how you control your concept or vision.

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

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Think about how many times a day you access your smartphone to source information about a product, process, organisation, or person. There is a real thirst for knowledge, our ability to access information ‘on the fly’ is driving that, and we are sourcing our information from places the L&D department are unaware of or are unfamiliar with.

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Learning interaction – or lack of!!

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If delivered correctly, motivation, productivity and performance would be high, this is what we desire as an outcome of learning. In elearning there are many contradictions, the interactivity of elearning is one of the biggest.

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mLearning: Smartphone statistics and the impact they have on learning

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Productivity – 14%. The following is a list of apps (type) usage for smartphones. Social Networking – 58%. Games – 54%. Search/Maps/Nav – 45%. Weather – 43%. News – 38%. Retail – 28%. Banking – 26%. Video – 24%.

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Managers – good or bad?

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Generate the respect of you team, motivate and be part of the day to day fulfilment to ensure high levels of commitment and productivity. The ability to understand what is required to fulfil deliverables and how & when to put essential resources in place. Co-ordinating. Controlling.