Does elearning have a future?
In the 1990s elearning was the bright new hope in L&D, promising time- and cost-efficient training, but in reality it promised far more than it could deliver at the time. Ten years on and elearning appears to be casting off its tarnished image and enjoying a resurgence in popularity. Donald H Taylor assesses the lessons learned over the last decade, and asks what next for elearning?
"Encouraged by the dot com frenzy, elearning got a bad name 10 years ago by promising more than it could ever deliver. Now that skills are back on the agenda, it is essential not to make the same mistake again."
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