Nearly all organisations plan to increase their use of e-learning, according to a new poll.
The survey of 150 HR and training professionals, from organisations including Xerox, Reuters, Sainsburys, Shell, O2, Deloitte, Nestle Purina and Marconi, found that 96% expected to increase in e-learning as part of their organisations’ overall training delivery in the next 2-3 years
Of those who did expect to increase their e-learning provision, 58% said that more than quarter of their training would be delivered in this way.
Almost half – 45% thought that between 26% and 50% of their organisations’ IT training would be delivered electronically. A further 31% expected more than half of all their IT training would be delivered in this way.
In terms of business skills training; the majority (42%) said that between 11% and 25% would be delivered electronically with a further 27% saying between 26% and 50% will be delivered via e-learning.
The survey, by SkillSoft, found that blended training was also seen to be important, with 45% of HR and training professionals expecting to blend over 51% of their training delivery in the next year. The majority – 78% – thought there would be an increase in the use of virtual classrooms.
The survey of 150 HR and training professionals, from organisations including Xerox, Reuters, Sainsburys, Shell, O2, Deloitte, Nestle Purina and Marconi, found that 96% expected to increase in e-learning as part of their organisations’ overall training delivery in the next 2-3 years
Of those who did expect to increase their e-learning provision, 58% said that more than quarter of their training would be delivered in this way.
Almost half - 45% thought that between 26% and 50% of their organisations’ IT training would be delivered electronically. A further 31% expected more than half of all their IT training would be delivered in this way.
In terms of business skills training; the majority (42%) said that between 11% and 25% would be delivered electronically with a further 27% saying between 26% and 50% will be delivered via e-learning.
The survey, by SkillSoft, found that blended training was also seen to be important, with 45% of HR and training professionals expecting to blend over 51% of their training delivery in the next year. The majority - 78% - thought there would be an increase in the use of virtual classrooms.
