A Strategy for Powerful, Practical E-Learning: Do You Have One?

Time is short, budgets are scarce, and training is needed — now. Training departments have turned to e-learning to meet company training goals quickly and efficiently. However, making e-learning decisions on the fly can cost your organization time and money — not to mention quality. CEO Lisa Toenniges and Matt Kurtin, lead programmer and learning technology consultant, will walk you through several real-life scenarios. They'll cover the following key components you need to consider in order to create a powerful and practical e-learning strategy: * Determining if your e-learning is working culturally for your organization * Examining your decisions regarding buying or building e-learning * Assessing your e-learning processes and tools * Evaluating your hosting * Measuring the effectiveness of your tracking tools * Reviewing the "Dos and Don'ts" of using your LMS * Choosing the best suite of authoring tools