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A collection of interviews and features on the much-discussed topic of establishing and working with e-learning strategies.

Will e-universities learn from the past?
E-universities may be on the way, but are they re-inventing the wheel? A feature in the Guardian looks at the parallels and potential overlap between the Open University and the government's new e-universities, echoing comments made by TrainingZONE's own members.
Business Schools struggle to get e-learning going, says FT
In a special feature, The Financial Times reports that the e-learning market for management development in the US is suffering a fall-out made more serious by the threat of recession.
'Bricks-and-clicks': The future for Business Schools
In this article, Jonathan Hollands of Warwick Business School explains the work that many traditional Business Schools are carrying out using a number of different teaching styles, including online delivery.
Feature interview: Jim Flood, COROUS
Jim Flood, Academic Director, Corporate University Services at The Open University explains how e-learning works within universities at present and how it can foster continuous professional development in companies.
Exclusive interview: Elliott Masie
Elliott Masie, authority on learning and technology, spoke to TrainingZONE about the e-learning industry and how he sees the future for technology in training.
Who’s Driving E-Learning?
In this article, Rodney Thomas, CEO of Academy Internet discusses which part of an organisation should 'own' e-learning.
Managing the 'soft side' of e-learning
This article, written by Ken Stewart, of Berkshire Consultancy Ltd, discusses the challenges of overcoming the organisational cultural barriers e-learning often comes up against, and explains how a range of organisations have tackled their own cultural challenges with varying degrees of success.
Learning Portals: What and Why
This exclusive feature article from eLearnity MD David Wilson looks at the growth in learning portals seen in early 2001.
Blended learning - a learning revolution or an over-hyped buzzword?
Karina Ward of Netg looks at why blended learning doesn't always live up to the hype, and how to make it work.


 
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In most large companies, there are already many tactical training discussions that involve e-learning solutions. Each of those discussions is probably with a different vendor whose choice of technology is based on their own requirements not yours.

The challenge is that these tactical decisions will not scale or add up when viewed in a more strategic context for the company. You need to get some control and a basis or framework for e-learning decisions now, and you need to develop this independent of specific vendor solutions. Otherwise the horse will already have bolted!


 

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