E-learning Curve Blog at Edublogs

According to Josh Bersin (Informal Learning becomes Formal):
Clearly we have reached an inflection point. Where “e-learning” was the big craze in corporate training in the early 2000’s, and “blended learning” was the craze in 2003 and 2004, today, thanks to the slowing economy and the widespread availability of social networking and online wikis and [...]

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According to Josh Bersin (Informal Learning becomes Formal):
Clearly we have reached an inflection point. Where “e-learning” was the big craze in corporate training in the early 2000’s, and “blended learning” was the craze in 2003 and 2004, today, thanks to the slowing economy and the widespread availability of social networking and online wikis and [...]

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Prologue: Today’s post was meant to be a short piece about how the e-learning industry is faring in current market conditions, but as I carried out my research for the article, something a little more worrying emerged from the source information.
Now read on…
About a year ago, I began commenting on the affects of [...]

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Bersin & Associates Principal Analyst Chris Howard has just sent me their recent report Integrating Learning into the Enterprise.
The document covers the following topics:

Planning & Strategy
Content Development
Learning Programs
Learning Technology
Analytics & Measurement
Talent Management
Leadership Development

Mr Howard would assert, and I would agree, that a transformation is taking place in organizations, and we are witnessing the emergence [...]

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Bersin & Associates Principal Analyst Chris Howard has just sent me their recent report Integrating Learning into the Enterprise.
The document covers the following topics:

Planning & Strategy
Content Development
Learning Programs
Learning Technology
Analytics & Measurement
Talent Management
Leadership Development

Mr Howard would assert, and I would agree, that a transformation is taking place in organizations, and we are witnessing the emergence [...]

[Read more]