By some accounts, e-learning is already a US$56 billion global business, and set to double by 2015. The US and Europe account for 70% of the market, with Asia-Pacific contributing to aggressive global growth.
It’s hard to price a course based on how it looks in the end. An incredibly cool-looking course that really helps people learn can be had for a bargain, while a text-heavy course with a next button can cost an arm and a leg. It all really depends on the needs and structure of the organization requesting the course.
Elearning content development can be a daunting prospect, particularly when it is new, or something you don’t do often. Even now, after years in the industry, I need to sit down and think hard about it every time I get that brief for a new project.
So, what does it take to create a successful E-Learning project? What are the different types/levels of E-learning and how long does it typically take to create each one? Who is involved in developing successful E-Learning?
Below is a visual representation of what it takes to create high quality E-Learning.
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