E-business and E-learning Coalescence: Opportunities and Challenges
Jennifer Dunbabin is the Australian Flexible Learning Framework Coordinator for Tasmania. She manages the Access to Bandwidth Project and supports the Flexible Learning Advisory Group member for Tasmania.
Graham Walsh is Principal Consultant with JAG Assignments Consulting.
This article focuses on the coalescence of e-learning and e-business, raising the awareness of enterprises that wish to implement, and are implementing, e-learning and including aspects registered training organisations (RTOs) should consider. The authors report on a project conducted in Tasmania, Australia, in 2004-2005 which examined e-learning adoption from the perspective of registered training organisations (RTOs) and enterprises in five industry sectors. The article presents some interesting findings on the integration of, and readiness for, e-learning suggesting that the coalescence of e-learning and e-business creates both opportunities and challenges. A ‘must-read’ for industry trainers, business staff developers, and e-learning providers.
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