Designing World-Class e-Learning: How IBM, GE, Harvard Business School, and Columbia University are Succeeding at e-Learning
Document Type
Book
Description
The majority of corporate training programs are weak, ineffective, costly, and inconvenient for the time-pressed employees they are supposed to train. Designing World-Class e-Learning explores on-line learning--today's hottest business training topic--and explains the "learning-by-doing" approach that the author and his firm have used to develop effective on-line courses for Harvard Business School, IBM, GE, Columbia University, and other world-leading organizations.
Roger Schank, a leading E-learning guru and innovator, demonstrates steps and strategies proven to excite employees, make them want to learn, and decrease training costs while increasing productivity. Schank's approach to E-learning involves:
- e-Learning by doing
- Encouraging learners to fail--and learn from failure
- Just-in-time storytelling from experts
- Powerful emotional impact
Publication Date
1-1-2002
Recommended Citation
Schank, Rocher C., "Designing World-Class e-Learning: How IBM, GE, Harvard Business School, and Columbia University are Succeeding at e-Learning" (2002). Centers for Teaching Excellence - Book Library. 190.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/ct2-library/190
