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Not our job

E-Learning Provocateur

In our quest to justify the Return on Investment (ROI) of our own service offering, we need to be mindful of what it is our financiers consider that service to be. But do it with them, not for them, and don’t let them offload their accountability for it being done. If they don’t wish to collaborate, so be it.

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7 big opportunities that MOOCs offer corporates

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So while the financial viability of MOOCs has come under heavy fire in the blogosphere, the ROI might be more complicated than the profit-and-loss statement suggests. Does the company have an ethical responsibility to help the community through MOOCs? Not to mention the kudos that goes with it. Becoming involved.

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The paradox of augmented reality

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In terms of ROI, 2.5 This is a wonderful (and free) app, but its so-called “augmented reality mode” is no such thing; it does not lay its stellar information over the night sky! In contrast, Sun Seeker lays the sun’s trajectory over the real background. In other words, it augments reality.

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Playing by numbers

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While some of my peers shudder at the term ROI, for example, I consider it perfectly reasonable for the one who’s footing the bill to demand something in return. There’s no shortage of advice out there telling us to learn the language of finance, because that’s what the CEO speaks. And that makes sense to me.

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Reframing the capability framework

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In an era in which the ROI of the L&D department is being put under ever-increasing scrutiny, I suggest a value-added approach is long overdue.

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A question of leadership development

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The eye-watering costs and time associated with formal leadership training should be carefully evaluated in terms of ROI. While I support the philosophy of leadership development, however, I have doubts over some of the interventions that are deployed under that banner.

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The moot point of MOOCs

E-Learning Provocateur

The ROI might be more complicated than the profit-and-loss statement suggests. By that I mean the content is free, but the formal assessment and certification attracts a premium. And don’t forget the intangibles of marketing. Perhaps a MOOC is a loss leader, or a branding exercise, or a CSR strategy.