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Online Learning Today Strategies That Work

ISBN-10: 1576751430

ISBN-13: 9781576751435

Edition: 2002

Authors: Heather Shea-Schultz, John Fogarty

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In a detailed exploration of e-learning course design the authors offer no-nonsense strategies for both the e-learning provider and the end-user. The globalization issue puzzles many who would implement e-learning but is fully dealt with here.
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Book details

List price: $18.95
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Incorporated
Publication date: 6/15/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 216
Size: 6.19" wide x 9.25" long x 0.62" tall
Weight: 0.792
Language: English

Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction: From WOW to Now and Beyond
The e- Was for Entropy
So, Where Are We Now?
How Did We Get Here?
Where Are We Going?
Who's King of the Castle?
The Learner Rules
Cater to the Learner
Strive for Learner-Centered Learning
Catering to the Learner
The Art of Learning
Understand What Learners Want to Learn
Understand How Learners Want to Learn
Understand When and Where Learners Want to Learn
Asynchronous versus Synchronous E-Learning
Achieve Buy-in
Create Executive Stakeholders
Make the Business Case for Online Learning
Weave Online Learning throughout the Enterprise
Foster a Learning-Friendly Environment
Tie It All Together with an LMS
The Nuts and Bolts of an LMS
Save Time and Money
Capitalize on Built-in Time/Money Savings
At What Price
Are All These Claims True?
Online Learning--Money
Online Learning--Time
Online Learning Makes Money?
How to Capitalize on E-learning
Tame the Technology
Understand the Technology (It's Not That Tough)
Are You Managing the System or Is It Managing You?
Creating Training That People Can Use
Creating Training That People Will Use
Orchestrate the Three Sides of Design
Focus on All Three Sides of Design--Technical Aesthetic, and Learning
Realize Technical, Graphic, and Learning Designers Attended Different Classrooms
Appreciate the Integration of Technology and Graphic Design
When to Use Graphics
When Not to Use Graphics
Let the Trainers Take the Lead
Peer to Peer, or Everyone's a Trainer
Think Chunky--Object-Oriented Learning
RIOs and RLOs
Open Season
Think Globally; Learn Locally
Respect the World: Languages, Cultures, and Customs
Embrace Cross-Cultural Functionality
Globalization and Localization Trends
Tips for Localizing E-learning
Trends for the Future
It's Called World Wide Web for a Reason
Partner with Purpose and Passion
Preparing to Partner
What Successful Partnerships Are
What Successful Partnerships Do
How to Avoid Accidental Partnerships
Rehearsal
How to Avoid Porcupine Partnerships
Passion
Epilogue: What to Do Now?
What Works for You
E-Learning Isn't the Next Big Thing--It's the Now Big Thing
Remember, E-learning Is an Art, Not a Science
Endnotes
Bibliography
Glossary
Index
About the Authors