In a recent online event, we polled hundreds of course designers spread throughout Australia, Europe and USA with four simple questions. The results are quite interesting.
Question 1.
In your experience, over the past several years, are customer budgets per hour of eLearning increasing, decreasing or remaining about the same?
In your experience, over the past several years, are customer budgets per hour of eLearning increasing, decreasing or remaining about the same?
Figure 1: Poll Results on E-Learning Budgets Per Hour of Seat Time
Question 2.
What level of interactivity do clients expect in the courses you deisgn? Figure 2: Poll Results on Level of Interactivity Clients Want
Question 3.
What types of tools do you currently use for eLearning course creation?
What types of tools do you currently use for eLearning course creation?
Figure 3: Poll Results on Current Tools in use for E-Learning Course Creation
Question 4.
Do you use a greater number of tools today than you did three years back?
Do you use a greater number of tools today than you did three years back?
Figure 4: Poll Results on Number of Tools over the Years
My key take away from this set of poll questions is that Elearning budgets per hour of seat time have shrunk, but customers continue to demand higher level of interactivity. Given the pace of technology advancement, producers are able to meet the customer demands by using the right set of tools. That explains the use of a greater number and variety of tools.
Feel free to share your thoughts and interpretations of these poll results.
Feel free to share your thoughts and interpretations of these poll results.
