If you have not taught in the eLearning environment before, and you are supposed to teach in this mode, the task may seem daunting, you may feel that you have a steep learning curve to climb, that you are not “tech-savvy”, and many other insecurities that may be haunting you. But there is good news:
For over 15 years, I’ve witnessed a simple truth in corporate training: generic content falls flat, but purpose-built eLearning Modules ignite change. They are not just information dumps; they are powerful, strategic tools designed to solve business problems.
If you have your eLearning business plan, congratulations, you are one step closer to your goal of managing that eLearning program. But now what? What do I do with this plan? How can I use it? Like I said in my previous post, the whole purpose of working out this plan was to create a