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Skill Development Takes Time, But Who Has Time?

Posted on June 22, 2007 | Filed Under Elearning Market, Training Solution

Well, we all have time.  Everyone has the same 24 hours to live every day.  The question isn’t whether or not we have time, but rather how we can fit the skill development training we need into our busy schedules.   

For many busy professionals, it can be very challenging to find a way to work pre-scheduled live training sessions into their already crowded schedules.  That’s where e-learning comes into the picture.  Instead of constantly struggling to force pre-scheduled classes into your life, you can fill in schedule gaps with e-learning training on demand. 

Many of the people who participate in and enjoy great success with e-learning are people who have tried unsuccessfully to fit traditional, instructor-led training into their schedules.  Read more

E-Learning and the Younger Generation

Posted on May 25, 2007 | Filed Under Elearning Market, Elearning Trends

When  I think about e-learning, I tend to first think about applications for college-level courses and corporate training applications.  However, e-learning is catching on in all types of educational settings. 

 

While working on a project for one of my clients, I came across information about an organization called Time 4 Learning, that specializes in e-learning applications for K-12 education encompassing the areas of language arts, math, science, and social studies. 

 

Time 4 Learning’s products are designed for use as part of a comprehensive home school curriculum, as well as for after-school and enrichment learning. 

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