<span>Chapter 21: </span>Keeping E-Learning Going: Motivating and Retaining E-Learners - The AMA Handbook of ELearning [Electronic resources] : Effective Design, Implementation, and Technology Solutions نسخه متنی

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  • Chapter 21: Keeping E-Learning Going: Motivating and Retaining E-Learners


    VICKY PHILLIPS


    Your E-Learning Questions Answered by this Chapter




    • How do I motivate my employees to be responsive to e-learning?



    • How do I create time for e-learning?



    • What strategies do I use to get executives involved in not only supporting e-learning but in helping to implement it and make time for it?



    • How do we measure e-learning success rates?



    • What do I need to do to support and maintain my e-learning process?



    • How do I transition my learners to e-learning?




    "Telecommunications bandwidth is not a problem. Human bandwidth is."

    Thomas Davenport,

    E-Learning and the Attention Economy


    Web-based courses are available 24/7/365; the mind of a working adult remains considerably less accessible. The information locked inside a course will not morph into practical knowledge without considerable human effort. E-learning often fails where education has historically stumbled: at the human level.

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