White paper
Organisational benefits of e-learning
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What are the benefits to an organisation of e-learning? Is it
just a cut-price way of delivering training - or a means of facilitating
new types of organisational learning that haven't been possible before?
Where is the proof that e-learning can make any improvements on the
traditional methods of classroom and workbook? And what role, if any,
does it have to play in transforming an organisation to meet the challenges
of the twenty-first century?
This new white paper, by Steve Rayson, Director at Epic
Group plc, argues that too great an emphasis on cost-cutting in
preparing business cases can blind organisations to the real strategic
potential of e-learning. Drawing on a wealth of evidence and case
histories, it outlines the way ahead for companies who wish to reap
the real benefits of e-learning and knowledge management by aligning
their organisational learning with strategic goals.
White Paper: Organisational benefits of e-learning
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Summary of contents:
- Introduction
- Summary
- Extended benefits of e-learning
- Growing intellectual capital through e-learning
- First level benefits: reducing cost in e-learning
- Lower delivery costs
- Reductions in travel and subsistence costs
- Reductions in printing and distribution costs
- Easier, cheaper and faster to update
- Case studies of delivery cost savings through implementing
e-learning
- Reduced costs through learning compression
- Why e-learning compresses learning time
- Self reference
- Case studies of cost savings through learning compression
- Second level benefits: improved performance through learning
- Improved learning
- Post-test measures of learning
- Retention of learning
- Transfer of learning
- Consistency of learning
- Faster roll out of learning
- More accessible, less disruptive learning
- E-Learning as performance support
- Monitoring and evaluation of learning
- Third level benefits: organisational transformation through
learning
- Community-based knowledge management
- Codifiable knowledge sharing mechanisms
- Experiential knowledge-sharing mechanisms
- Connection not collection
- E-learning for customers, partners, consumers
- Other Epic e-learning white papers
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