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January 11, 2005

eLearning in the UK

Via Learning Circuits, a recent online poll conducted by CIPD highlights the state of eLearning in the UK.

"It can be seen that CD-ROMs remain the most popular form of e-learning. The other methods seem to have supplemented rather than replaced the stand-alone CD-ROM. For some time we have recognised that e-learning can take two forms: content centered-activity (modules made available to the user at his or her PC) and collaborative learning activities (discussion sites and Webinars, which are Web-based seminars led by subject matter experts). The former predominates but, within this category, there is a marked shift to customised modules specifically created for the organization’s needs."

Posted by Lisa Galarneau at January 11, 2005 03:34 PM
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