February survey of 100 trainers by U.K.-based Echelon Learning finds classroom training ahead and elearning for immediate business needs
source: The pulseLifelong Learning Market Report, April 16, 2004
a February survey of 100 trainers by U.K.-based Echelon Learning, classroom-based training was the most popular delivery method for acquiring skills, with a rating of 4.29 out of a possible 5. However, e-learning was preferable in terms of acquiring information to meet an immediate business need, with a score of 3.55 compared to 3.35 for classroom instruction and 2.81 for books. Depth of content (4.09) was rated ahead of speed of access (3.75) in terms of decision criteria. COPYRIGHT 2004 RR BowkerCOPYRIGHT 2004 Gale Group
a February survey of 100 trainers by U.K.-based Echelon Learning, classroom-based training was the most popular delivery method for acquiring skills, with a rating of 4.29 out of a possible 5. However, e-learning was preferable in terms of acquiring information to meet an immediate business need, with a score of 3.55 compared to 3.35 for classroom instruction and 2.81 for books. Depth of content (4.09) was rated ahead of speed of access (3.75) in terms of decision criteria. COPYRIGHT 2004 RR BowkerCOPYRIGHT 2004 Gale Group
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