Kirstie Donnelly of Ufi/Learndirect and Stephen Walsh, Kineo Partner, take a look at rapid e-learning.

Six months ago, the term ‘rapid e-learning’ was uncommon outside the e-learning trade journals in the UK. Time moves fast. In recent months, it’s become common parlance in UK articles and tradeshows. On the other side of the Atlantic, Bersin and Associates predict that 50% of all e-learning will be defined as rapid e-learning by 2008 – and we’re expecting similar shifts in the UK if recent upsurges are sustained over time.

Seasoned clients and the relatively new to e-learning are asking for rapid e-learning by name. More than one client we know is establishing a rapid e-learning supplier framework. The tipping point is upon us.

High time, in our opinion, to look closely at what rapid e-learning can do for your organisation, where it’s working for others, and how to take it forward. Kirstie Donnelly of Ufi/Learndirect and Stephen Walsh, Kineo Partner, take a look at the issues in our latest Briefing.

You can download the Briefing here Rapid E-Learning Reviewed.