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| Author: | Lindsay, P. Cumpstey, P. |
| Title: | Is e-learning built to last? |
| Journal: | Organisations & People
2002 : NOV, VOL. 9:4, p. 39-44 |
| Index terms: | Culture Internet Learning Success Training |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | The importance of "core ideologies" for corporate success is largely recognised by business dealers. While there many ways to promote this, face-to-face training was acknowledged as a key contributor. Now face-to-face training is being challenged by the increasing use of cost-effective but non-culture specific "catalogue" e-learning. Some of the dynamics at play are explored from both a business and learning perspective. It is suggested that the financial arguments seem to be winning the day but it is argued strongly that business leaders under-invest at their peril in the promotion of their "core ideologies" through training. |
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