Presents a model for building e-capability in organisations, based on our research into success factors in e-learning delivery projects in training providers and businesses.
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E Capability What And How
1. 9 June 2010 LearnCentral E-capability What is it? How do you get it? Clint Smith Director LearnWorks
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3. Business case for e-learning RTO Survey: What were the goals of your project? Most goals reflect strategic value (business benefits) for provider or partner.
4. Impact: follow-up delivery RTO survey: What delivery follow-up has there been? Survey: 2008 E-learning Innovations projects
6. Impact: sustainable teams Partner survey: Is the 2008 team supporting other e-learning initiatives? Survey: 2008 E-learning Innovations projects
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8. Embedding e-learning Partner survey : which of these these strategies have you used? Survey: 2008 E-learning Innovations projects Top bar indicates high ranking (4 or 5), lower bar low ranking (1–3) Most did a bit of everything – but building e-skills (staff, learners) main focus
9. Embedding e-learning: marketing Partner survey: which strategies have you used to make your project known? Survey: 2008 E-learning Innovations projects Internal marketing key: best teams use case studies, presentations to promote the change
10. So what e-capabilities do you need? In education, most effort here, mostly by training: other three areas often ignored.
17. Management e-capabilities When 2008 projects failed, the problems were mostly this area – project management. Question: how do you build this management capability? More courses (PD)?
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27. Clint Smith Director LearnWorks performance design services [email_address] 03 9528 5337 0410 569 386 skype clintos2