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Wednesday, April 21, 2004
Your New Career: E-Learning Process Manager - Gonca Telli Yamamoto, Learning Circuits
E-learning is providing new opportunities—and new roles—for training professionals. Here's how you can carve a new role managing the many groups necessary for successful e-learning. E-learning expands the limits of learning services. New careers requiring various capabilities are emerging as e-learning is becoming a major sector of the field. These new careers require marketing, organizational planning, and technical applications. By now, we know with e-learning that instruction can occur without time, place, and space limitations to multiple individuals, groups, and organizations at almost any time and any location they desire. In organizations, e-learning is an agent that provides multimessaging in the work environment created by multi-users. E-learning is, thus, an integrator of work flow. But most e-learning entrepreneurs face the problem that, in their own words, “they don’t know the e-learning business.” E-learning technology, concepts, and terms are new and constantly evolving.
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