The Curmudgeonly Trainer

“eLearning” is probably the largest growth sector in training and development. While its adoption has been somewhat faddish, with a lot of bandwagon jumping, there’s no question that there is great promise. There are now over two decades of empirical data to look at to discover what works and what doesn’t with the use of [...]

This is certainly a very stupid question, proving that there are such things as stupid questions, but in addition to being the wrong question to ask, it can stimulate thinking on the topic. Here’s an interchange between Robert Bacal and Sam Lane circa 2000.
On 30 Nov 00, at 16:09, Sam Lane wrote:
The question raised is [...]

(It’s probably not the next big thing (it’s actually definitely not), and it’s probably not “gone”)
Just a few comments on the issue of web based training.. First the quest to use technology in place of or to reduce human intervention in learning (and other areas) is exceedingly old, back to the origins of Television (the [...]