Planning
& Strategy
E-Learning
Program Management: What Works™
How
do you make sure your programs are a success?
Why do e-learning programs fail? After interviewing
dozens of program managers, we found that the biggest reason
is not "content" -- it is program and change
management. In 2002 and 2003 we talked
to dozens of e-learning program managers about their successes.
This study describes our findings: "What Works"
in program management. During our study, we identified
a proven, easy-to-follow, five-step methodology to program
success. To view sample pages, click here.
 
This report is filled with tips and techniques, best-practices,
marketing examples, hints, and lessons learned from major
corporate implementations. It includes detailed examples
from real-world e-learning implementations at more than 30
companies. Some of the companies interviewed include
Siemens, Verizon, Ceridian, Sabre, Circuit City, Littler-Mendelson,
Honeywell, Wells Fargo, and many more.
Why
should you purchase this report?
This report will serve as a workbook to give you a step-by-step
approach to deploying a complete e-learning program that drives
business impact. It will step you through all the issues,
potential problems, and suggestions on how to drive impact.
It answers questions such as:
- How do we budget and develop executive support
for our program?
- What are our technology options for deployment?
- What should our launch plan look like? What
kind of materials should we build?
- How can we integrate e-learning into our company's
business processes?
- What are the change management techniques that
will work for us?
- What are the biggest issues in driving enrollments
and completion?
Filled with detailed examples and case studies.
For enterprise-wide license or subscription license information,
click here.
This report will pay for itself many times over by helping
you drive a highly successful program!
If you are interested in understanding the entire development
process and what it takes to build successful blended learning
programs, review our blended
learning research. If you are interested in development
tools and practices, please review our content
development research..
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