eLearning Forum

“The benefits of (IP) video technology include cash savings, clear messaging across the entire enterprise, and the organizational agility that comes from speedy and accurate dissemination of information necessary to individual and corporate success. It is not a novelty at Cisco; it is a necessity—an integral part of our strategic planning and communications.”

Tom Kelly, V.P. Internet Learning Solutions Group
Cisco Systems
IQ (Internet Quotient) Magazine, August 2003, pg. 31

Meeting Archives

2003-Present Recorded Meetings

http://elearningforum.vportal.net

2004

Scenario Planning 2014, The Edinburgh Scenarios (January 2004)

Scenario planning: Learning the "New Rules" for 2014 (January 2004)

Social Networking, Relationship Capital and Expertise Management (February 2004)

Simulations -- the reality and the challenges (April 2004)

2003

Designing eLearning Architectures (January 2003)

eLearning at Stanford (February 2003)

A Canadian Perspective (March 2003)

Designing for Interaction, Dr. Michael Allen (March 2003)

Future Trends in Corporate Learning (April 2003)

Informal Learning (May 2003)

Enterprise Learning in the next 24 months (2003-2005) (June 2003)

Collaboration (July 2003)

eLearning and Knowledge Management: Best Practices (August 2003)

Knowledge Management meets eLearning -- update (August 2003)

Virtual Teams (September 2003)

eLearning at Berkeley (October 2003)

eLearning in the Crystal Ball (November 2003)

2002

Enterprise eLearning at HP (January 2002)

Trends for 2002 (January 2002)

Marketing eLearning Internally (February 2002)

Applied Meta-Learning (March 2002)

Envisioning Learning (April 2002)

State of the eLearning Industry (June 2002)

Learning Communities (July 2002)

eLearning and ERP: Adkins, SAP, PeopleSoft, Panel (August 2002)

e-Learning for customers & suppliers @ NOKIA (September 2002)

Breakaway Performance, Chuck Fred (November 2002)

Saving the Corporate Soul, David Batstone (November 2002)

2001

The Human Side of eLearning (January 2001)

Implementing eLearning in the Real World (February 2001)

Informal Learning (March 2001)

State of the eLearning Industry (April 2001)

Future Technologies and eLearning (May 2001)

Peer-to-peer (June 2001)

Federal programs (July 2001)

Games in Learning (July 2001)

ROI (July 2001)

The Economy (July 2001)

The Objective of Objects (July 2001)

eLearning Business Models (August 2001)

Report from China (August 2001)

eLearning on Rations (October 2001)

Learning from the History of Corporate Training (November 2001)

2000

Center for Innovative Learning Technologies (January 2000)

Education Commerce (February 2000)

Catalyst: A Proposal For An e-Learning Industry Infrastructure (April 2000)

Crossing the Chasm with e-Learning (April 2000)

e-Learning Category Life-Cycle Placement (April 2000)

Executives and E-Learning: Oil and Water? (May 2000)

eLearning in the Nordic Region (July 2000)

Is eLearning Different in Europe? (July 2000)

Live eLearning (August 2000)

Universities and eLearning (September 2000)

Chasm Group perspective on eLearning (November 2000)

The Evolution of the eLearning Elevator Pitch (November 2000)

Looking back and looking ahead at eLearning (December 2000)

1999

Knowledge Management and eLearning (October 1999)

Learnativity: The Intersection of Learning, Productivity & Creativity (October 1999)

Reusable Information Object Standard (November 1999)

Implementing E-Learning Solutions: Design Considerations (December 1999)

The Challenges of the New e-Learning Market (December 1999)