[LINK] How to write a business case for e-learning

[Tom Worthington]

The Australian Flexible Learning Framework, are 
sponsoring free workshops on "How to write a 
business case for e-learning" in February and 
March 2008 <http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/>. 
The workshops are intended for businesses 
interested in developing in house e-learning. 
This is part of a $15 million federal and state 
Australian government e-learning strategy.

The title of the workshop reminds me of the 
comedy "How to Succeed in Business Without Really 
Trying" 
<http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&keywords=How%20to%20Succeed%20in%20Business%20Without%20Really%20Trying&tag=flexible-learning-20&index=blended>.
In it, there was there was a company called 
"World Wide Wicket" and the name is remarkably close to "World Wide Web".  ;-)

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        1. Professional development workshop (1½ hours)
               * learn about the basics of a business case
               * hear from and ask questions of a 
previous successful Framework funded industry or 
RTO champion regarding their business case and its implementation
               * explore the resources available 
on the E-learning for Industry website that will 
assist you in writing a business case, eg the 
Practical guide to e-learning for industry
               * write a business case using a workshop template
               * access the free online learning 
resource “How to write a business case for e-learning”.
        2. Optional information session (funding 
opportunities through the 2008 Innovation Program 
of the Australian Flexible Learning Framework)
               * national funding for an Industry 
Integration of E-learning project
               * state/territory funding for an 
E-learning Innovations project (advice provided 
at most state/territory workshops).
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     From: E-learning for Industry, Commonwealth of Australia, 2008





Tom Worthington FACS HLM tom.worthington at tomw.net.au Ph: 0419 496150
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