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Advantages of E-learning
- Can be accessed at any time. (Operators, for example, have ‘down time’ on shift when they can study assigned modules.)
- Can be studied at the pace of the learner and repeated until learner is confident
- ‘Non-threatening’ in that no pressure from an instructor or time constraint of a lesson.
- Can have embedded self-testing
- Can be inter-active and so more engaging
Disadvantages of E-learning
- Ensuring that learner is using the material in an effective way
- Unable to ask clarification questions
- Lacks the expert input from instructor or the engagement and interest generated by a good instructor
- Can be expensive and hard to keep up to date
E-learning Decision Process
For most implementations, the recommended UETMT solution for is Simple – Advanced:
- Standardized content (presentation and quality) across client using simple sustainable templates
- E-learning modules easy to convert to instructor-led lesson
- Time: Subject to resources, short development time
- Cost: Lowest cost for consultant support
More Benefits
- No additional software needed
- Reduced client SME time through simple templates and support by client L&D and consultant team.
- Easy to deploy and sustain
- Can be enhanced in future to Complex e-learning if required
UETMT can work with clients to develop and implement any of the 4 styles of e-learning.