| "This is a
truly excellent piece of work ... I particularly found the case studies
useful and the book is worth the cost for these alone." |
Colin Steed
Chief Executive,
Institute of IT Training
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| "...
a sensible and very well written tour of the issues you face when
developing and implementing any kind of e-learning strategy ...
Everything is here from learning objects to knowledge management,
from testing to ROI … Even experienced practitioners will
find value in the wealth of planning tools ... worth purchasing just for his exhaustive LMS
evaluation checklist and his SWOT analyses on learners and senior
managers … easy to recommend it as essential
reading." |
“Epic
Thinking” Newsletter (October 2003)
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"The
book is densely-packed, thorough, informative and well-researched
... Instructional Design is handled very thoroughly ... testing of courseware is covered better than anywhere
else I have seen."
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Training
Journal (September 2003)
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" ... a
comprehensive tome on e-learning ... both well written and well
researched ... wherever you are on the e-learning journey Morrison's
book should have something for your organization ... Any HR professional
should understand the 10 or so reasons that Morrison puts forward as
good reasons for adopting e-learning from the perspective of the senior
executive." |
E.Learning Age Magazine (May 2003)
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"For
those who view the training function as a strategic service, this
book deftly updates detailed consultative models for the realities
of post dot-com e-learning. For those that do not view the training
function as a strategic service, this book will change your mind.
Both politically and technologically savvy, Morrison's breadth of
understanding coupled with what can only be called humanity, makes
this worthwhile and even exciting. My advice would be to read it
with a colleague so you do not have to waste time recounting it
before you get going." |
Clark Aldrich
Co-founder - SimuLearn
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"Don Morrison
provides a clear insight into where the maturing e-learning world is
headed and how to develop a strategy to get there successfully. True
to the title, he delivers pragmatic advice, appropriate cautions,
and asks and answers some of the tough questions often missed during
implementation.
Don shares my passion for the very real and pending promise of
personalized learning for all adults, and articulates this clearly
for all who read this book. Highly recommended reading." |
Wayne Hodgins
Strategic Futurist + Director of Worldwide Learning Strategies - Autodesk Inc
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