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Organizations have tremendous investment in Flash-based legacy courses. With the phasing out of Flash, the legacy Flash courses needs Flash to html5 conversion so that they can support multi-device delivery (the same course can run across devices from desktops/laptops to tablets/smartphones).
Learning Management Systems are a vital part of any eLearning program. However, a new LMS investment is not a walk in the park. Due to the often high cost of learning technology systems your executives will have to see some real-world value to invest in a new LMS. In this article, I’ll guide you through 3 points you need to consider when building a business case for learning technology systems.
While it is obvious that Learnability or learning effectiveness of online courses has an impact on ROI, its measurement is rather a tall order. This article outlines how you can use our framework to predict, measure, and validate the learnability or learning effectiveness of your online courses.
Your training improves your bottom line in all kinds of ways, some of which are hard to find. The more you look and the more value you discover, the more complete your training ROI will become.
The Kirkpatrick evaluation model is the standard for assessing online training programs, but most organizations can’t use it to prove ROI.
Senior management may not always be able to see the value of an investment in an LMS replacement project immediately. You know that you need a detailed strategy to make them realize that going with a new LMS is the only way to go. In this article, I’ll guide you through the steps you need to take to present your LMS replacement project to senior management.
Your CEO needs to know the investment into your LMS is helping the bottom line. Use these metrics to confidently prove ROI.
The first step to modernizing your eLearning content is defining the scope, speed, and success of modernization for your company, and here’s how:
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