>Leigh Stelzer inquired about eLearning on this list. I would like to
>point members to an online course on eLearning to be offered by
>BrookeBroadbent who is also writing a book on this topic to be published
>by ASTD Press later this year. The course description can be seen at:
http://www.esocrates.com/cgi-bin/eSocrates.cgi?elearn001
Here is the blurb from this site:
This is a 12 week course. It will require from one to two and maybe three
hours of your time every week.
This course introduces e-learning to people who are looking for answers
about the what, why and how of e-learning. It is an introductory course.
It is focused on issues, not on technology. It will help you understand:
. What e-learning is--through your personal participation.
. The vast possibilities of e-learning.
. The strengths and weaknesses of e-learning.
. The role that e-learning could play for you and your organization.
. The resources that are available for e-learning.
. How to develop and implement e-learning successfully.
The course is especially useful for faculty, trainers, administrators and
managers, embarking on e-learning education, training and information
initiatives in their organizations.
I would be interested in learning about other courses on eLearning.