Topics this issue:
1. Making e-Learning Teams Work
2. Featured Presentation: Fishing or Needs Analysis
3. Develop Your Own e-Learning Program!

1. Making e-Learning Teams Work
Today’s competitive marketplace demands more than one or two people to create e-learning programs. Representatives from the training, technology, marketing and finance departments – all with diverse work histories and interests – should collaborate their expertise to produce effective e-learning activities.

To make the team’s diversity an asset rather than a liability,here are some tips to make e-learning teams work:

• During the planning process, a clear and concise charter document should be developed that includes specific task assignments of each team member. The expectations from each team member should be made clear at the start of the project.
  
  
• Build a collaborative work environment. The Project Manager should encourage balanced participation of all team members. Each member should be allowed to voice out his/her opinions on any issue and participate in decision-making processes.
  
  
• Open, frequent and timely communication is important! Keeping everyone informed creates a climate of sharing and a sense of belongingness among team members.
  
  
• Allow everyone to know their strengths and provide opportunities for them to shine and glow with their capabilities.
  
  
• Create and build an e-learning production process that everyone agrees to and follows. Many e-learning teams fall apart because there is no clear and united approach.
  
  
• Use a project monitoring tool that allows real-time quick feedback on progress of the each team member. Freely encourage interaction and communication.

2. Featured Presentation: Fishing or Needs Analysis
Are you faced with a dilemma that you think training can answer? Preview the Flash Vignette: “Fishing or Needs Analysis” and see what can be done about it.

» Fishing or Needs Analysis

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3. Develop Your Own e-Learning Program!
Do you want to impress your boss by developing your company’s own e-Learning program? Register for the Blended e-Learning Workshop and learn how! Click here for information: http://www.vignettestraining.com/workshops/

If you have questions or suggestions, please send email to Ray Jimenez at support@vignettestraining.com

Ray E. Jimenez, PhD
rjimenez@vignettestraining.com
Vignettes for Training, Inc.
www.vignettestraining.com
Office: (626) 930-0160

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