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Sunday, January 18, 2009
Online Learning Predictions for 2009 - Lisa Neal Gualtieri, eLearn Magazine
I can do many things easier, faster, and more seamlessly than ever beforeāa trend that will undoubtedly continue, with significant implications for formal and especially for informal learning. But the current economic crisis and its impact on e-learning is clearly the more pervasive issue for many of my esteemed colleagues and rightly so since it affects every aspect of our lives. One change already evident is the further growth of e-learning programs in the corporate and academic sectors due to lowered costs, more convenient access, and increased demand. Enhancing one's skills is always beneficial, especially in times when opportunities abound. The limiting factor is less often technology and bandwidth and more often time.
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