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The
Practical guide to e-learning for industry
(Practical guide) is designed as a content rich onlineresource for industry. The Practical guide has been prepared by the Industry Engagement Project of thenational training system's e-learning strategy, the Australian Flexible Learning Framework.This file is prepared as a print friendly summary and contains the Practical guide's chapters and sectionsonly. To fully utilise the complete Practical guide and access the additional resources and links visithttp://industry.flexiblelearning.net.au.
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Practical guide to e-learning for industry
Australian Flexible Learning Framework
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About the Practical guide
The
Practical guide to e-learning for industry
is an effective set of information screens, checklists andlinks that will help any business, large or small, to get started in e-learning, or to improve existing e-learningprograms.The production of the
Practical guide to e-learning for industry
(Practical guide) is part of the IndustryEngagement Project of the Australian Flexible Learning Framework. Collaboratively funded by the AustralianGovernment and all States and Territories, the Australian Flexible Learning Framework aims to promote theuptake of e-learning and to support industry and business with the application of e-learning practices.This Practical guide was developed as a response to feedback from industry that they needed information onhow to get started in e-learning. It is not intended that the Practical guide be a fixed resource. The IndustryEngagement Project Team and the Practical guide developers, Dr Neville Higgins(nhiggins@catalystinteractive.com.au) and Dr David Keightley (david@dara.com.au) formerly of 108 DigitalPty Ltd, Canberra, are interested in your on going feedback, new ideas, case studies and comments. Thedevelopment team acknowledges the input of Gidley McCullagh in a recent review of the content of thePractical guide. You can emailindustry@flexiblelearning.net.auor put questions and comments in theinteractive area on the industry website athttp://industry.flexiblelearning.net.au.
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