Learning (mostly "e") links

Jane Massey's report on Quality & eLearning. 82% of the 433 respondents are from the EU. All sorts of users evaluate quality along two dimensions:

1. Does it work for all users without technical glitches?
   
2. Is its design appropriate to the learner's need and context?

15% rated eLearninging's overall quality to be poor. 46% rated it fair. In the EU private sector, 72% rated eLearning quality poor or fair. Less than 1% of the respondents rated eLearning excellent.

Related site: European Training Village/Cedefop (the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training)

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Other interesting links

Exhibitors at Online Learning 2002

Accenture Outlook Journal. Good articles on Human Performance.

Learning Systems Architecture Lab at CMU

Paper on Web Services from Element K

IDC's eLearning in Practice White Paper

Engrish (Japanese English)

What is the optimal eLearning strategy? by Tony O'Driscoll

ISPI PerformanceXpress

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