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Evaluating Your eLearning

eFront

You know you have integrated the complete bells and whistles of an eLearning program: from using branched scenarios to interactive labeled diagrams. This framework can be used by: Trainers and training managers to select appropriate training programs for a training situation. de Freitas & Oliver 2006, p.262).

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Measuring Your Association’s eLearning ROI

Association eLearning

Likewise, it’s always important to know whether your programs are working and how they can be improved – to lower costs, drive member recruitment and retention, and ultimately add value to your association. Many of the common costs associated with online member education are included as line items in the calculator.

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Learning Science: The Coherence Principle Decoded

Mike Taylor

It’s a pitfall many novice designers fall into—the lure of making things ‘interesting’ at the cost of clarity and focus. Your training program may be a marvel of multimedia, but if it’s flooded with irrelevant content—be it text or visuals—it’s doing more harm than good. In a 2006 study by Richard E.

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Long Live Your Education Sessions: How To Repurpose, Repackage and Reuse your Training Materials

Association eLearning

This program sat dormant for 2 years with none sold. What if we also gave an option for members to take the course online and call it the Qualified Furnace Operator Program? Within just a couple of weeks, we sold $20,000 of the printed version with many others taking the course online through our subscription program.

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A Brief Guide to Understanding the Management of Tuition Assistance Programs

Training Industry

As I was delving into the topic of Tuition Assistance Programs (TAPs), I remembered that during my years working as a marketing director for a mid-sized manufacturing company, I had taken advantage of a generous TAP in which they prepaid for a graduate-level seminar course I enrolled in called “Communications in the 21st Century.”

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3 Perks of using an LMS for training remote workers

Matrix

When I started working for a corporation back in 2006, onboarding was done by a specially trained person in the HR department. Since moving that one person around meant having some costs, the idea was to get as many new employees as possible in one room at one time – that, of course, only drove costs up.

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Trends in Learning: What’s Latest!

Origin Learning

By comparison, a previous Accenture survey found that only 21 percent of US workers said they received company-provided formal training between 2006 and 2011. User-centric cloud-based LMSs which can significantly reduce costs while augmenting accessibility will continue to dominate. 2. Elearning and smarter LMSs.

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