E-Learning Revolution: Industry Facts You Need To Know
Did you know that there are over 1 BILLION people currently in a training course? In fact, over 4.5 million students are currently taking one course online. This may seem surprising, but it makes perfect sense when you consider that 40% of every dollar spent on training is spent on travel costs.
It’s no surprise that our industry is growing by leaps and bounds as technology opens an entire world of possibilities. The economies of scale that can be obtained through e-Learning programs is on a level never seen before in business or educational institutions. The video below, created by Znanja, details some of the most impressive statistics in e-Learning.
It’s clear that there is a revolution occurring, and e-Learning is the white knight leading the charge. I wouldn’t be surprised to see mobile learning start to take over some of the market as well as that technology advances.
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G’day, Justin
There’s a rather passionate debate about government-supplied training at the moment over on The Wall Street Journal. As usual, many of the comments are self-opinionated hogwash but there are a few intelligent ones.
U.S. Faces Uphill Battle in Retraining the Jobless http://on.wsj.com/M5hpCs
Great share James, much appreciated! Will def check it out…
As an instructional designer and trainer who is currently looking for work, I can tell you that e-Learning experience and skills using Captivate, Articulate and/or other rapid eLearning development tools such as Lectora , Snagit, Camtasia, Adobe Creative Suite, etc. are facets of every new opportunity I interview for.
Hey Justin,
Very impressive presentation! What did you use to develop it?
Hi Jill- I wish I could take credit, the clip was created by Znanja, I just reposted their video as I thought the same thing!