E-Learning Solutions on a Shoestring: Help for the Chronically Underfunded TrainerISBN: 978-0-7879-7712-2
Paperback
240 pages
August 2005, Pfeiffer
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-- Michael F. Easley, governor, State of North Carolina
"I adore bargains and this book points the way to online
learning bargains that help folks learn! Others would have you
think you need expensive vendors and infrastructure from the
get-go, but Jane Bozarth shows you how to get started on a
shoestring."
-- Patti Shank, managing partner, Learning Peaks, and coauthor,
Making Sense of Online Learning
"Jane Bozarth finally provides us a guide to understanding what
e-learning technologies can do for us¾without breaking the
bank. The realization that you can do e-learning for pennies per
participant shows us what we should have always known: the focus
isn’t the technology, it’s the learning."
-- Jennifer Hofmann, founder, InSync Training, and author, Live
and Online!
"e-Learning Solutions on a Shoestring should be required
reading for any organization considering an e-learning program.
Jane Bozarth has done much of the groundwork for us by reviewing
and prioritizing resources and filling her book full of ways to
save money—a tremendously practical and useful guide."
-- Colleen O’Connor Grochowski, assistant dean for curriculum
development, Duke University School of Medicine
"Jane Bozarth’s straight-shooting, can-do style gives hope
and encouragement to those left out in the cold by high development
costs. Proving that quality e-learning solutions are within reach,
e-Learning on a Shoestring is the real deal for
organizations trying to work with few or no resources."
-- Nancy Gustafson, manager, organization effectiveness, First
Citizens Bank, Raleigh, North Carolina
"If you are starting to develop a plan for the e-learning
future, I can’t think of a better place to begin than with
this book. It provides the nuts-and-bolts tools that could change
any training organization dramatically and for the better."
-- Kyle Hoffman, senior project manager, Institute for Human
Services