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With all the excitement surrounding implementing e-learning,
choosing or commissioning content, learning management systems,
internal marketing etc, it is no surprise that evaluation is
often either neglected or ignored altogether. To some it is
always something that they will definitely do tomorrow. But
evaluating any form of learning is probably the most important
single stage in establishing if all the previous work has made
any difference whatsoever. The question that everyone wants the
answer to is – is there an easy way to do evaluation?
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Does e-learning make any difference?- Evaluation from scratch
Evaluating any form of learning is probably the most important single stage in establishing if all the previous work has made any difference whatsoever. The question that everyone wants the answer to is ? is there an easy way to do evaluation?
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