1. Trends in e-learning Global trends in the market, tools and best practices Chris Textor Business Director E-mail: textor@courseware.nl
2. Learning “Work is learning, learning is work” Source: Work is learning, learning is work, HaroldJarche, 2010 http://www.jarche.com/2010/01/work-is-learning-learning-work-2/
9. E-learning content (1) Past Off the shelf content, limitedusability Mainlyapplicationorientedskills English content and context Limitedcustomizability Today Market place of corporatelyauthored modules Industryorientedskills & knowledge Createdbyanorganization and shared to the industry Sharedeffortby the industry
10. E-learning content (2) Future Knowledge and informationsharing, Processoriented Just in time of need Knowledge, Skillsand behavior Everyone is always connected
11. Who is using internet on his/her phone? Who is using his/her phone for more than e-mail and calendar? Who is learning with his/her phone?
13. Authoring tools We understandbetterhowe-learningneeds to bedeveloped The tools are better and easier to use Change of technology Semi professional versus Rapide-learning tools Desktop versus online
14. What is the best authoring tool? ? ApplicationorKnowlegde Online or Desktop? Flash or HTML? Multi language? Aloneortogether? Scenarios? Subject Matter Expert ore-learningDeveloper?
16. LMS (1) Past System forenrolinge-learning and reporting Today LMS’s support learningandlogistics HRM systems and courseadministration software include LMS functionality LMS’sinclude HR functionality
17. LMS (2) Future LMS will become the hub for all possible learning, knowledge related tools Learner in the driver’sseat: Learningwhen, how and what is needed 24/7 Source: Research Institute of America