Benefits of E-Learning
"We believe, given the appropriate use of multimedia training, that the cost savings associated with this form of instruction should provide our customers with at least a 30% return on investment within one or two years, and that they should anticipate as much as 100–150% return over three or four years. And saving money on training is essential." "It's a Circus Out There," Rex J. Allen, CBT Solutions
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For the Learner |
- Reduces training delivery time by 30 to 50 percent
- Increases productivity through cross-training, efficient retraining, less time away from job
- Reduces training costs; once break-even point is reached, training is free
- Ensures every trainee reaches a level of mastery
- Reduces the need for a dedicated training facility
- Requires fewer trainers and subject matter experts
- Delivers standardized, consistent instruction
- Relates directly to job skills and performance, through customized course materials
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- Reduces learning time up to 50 percent
- Increases retention by 25 to 50 percent
- Evaluates existing knowledge to avoid unnecessary training
- Provides individualized, self-paced instruction
- Allows flexible time, place, and privacy for training
- Provides unlimited practice and remediation
- Delivers consistent, nonjudgmental instruction
- Relates directly to job skills and performance through customized course materials
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Courtesy of Electronic Learning Facilitators, Inc.