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Choosing an eLearning Vendor: What to Consider

eLearningMind

These are some of the questions that typical eLearning companies aren’t asking. You’re not looking for just a vendor; you’re looking for a learning partner to take your content, training, and goals and create something truly impactful. How to Choose an eLearning Vendor. Talk With a Full-Time eLearning Vendor.

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Why Do I Need an eLearning Vendor When I Have My Own Team?

Illumen Group

Why Do I Need an eLearning Vendor When I Have My Own Team? Maybe what you really need isn’t a vendor, but rather a part-time strategic partner or developer who is there when you need them, and not when you don’t. And adding one resource who has the skill of an entire eLearning company isn’t realistic.

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How To Avoid 5 Common e-Learning Outsourcing Obstacles

Adobe Captivate

One of the major e-Learning outsourcing obstacles is whether or not the eLearning content provider of choice has enough knowledge and understanding of the subject matter. The eLearning company may have the technological know-how that you are looking for. Can They Meet Your Needs? Can They Clearly Communicate?

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3 Steps to Developing Content That Sells Itself

OpenSesame

Earlier this week, we discussed tips from Vado, Inc. The HR veterans presented valuable insights about setting measurable goals, understanding employee expectations and making elearning desirable to employees. Now, we’re giving the elearning vendor community a chance to benefit from the Vado, Inc. masterminds.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Market Differences in eLearning

Learning Visions

Large MNC companies like IBM Deloitte (in India), sometimes just hire IDs and outsource the graphics/development work to elearning companies who have specialized graphics and development teams. I was wanting to bring this up as a discussion in my blog sometime. Well, sometimes it matters, but not always.

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Is There a Better Way to Social Learning?

Xyleme

The opportunity to speak one-on-one with so many industry luminaries is easily the best part of my job given the lively debates that often flow from these discussions. It was this last point where our discussion got quite animated. which kicked this discussion into high gear. in light of social media.

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Informal Learning – the other 80%

Jay Cross

After all, they already have discussion boards and virtual classrooms and videoconference gear. To manage and develop human capital, companies must recognize unsentimentally that people with these talents are assets to invest in. eLearning vendors look at another set of economics. Others are costs to be minimized.