ICTlogy

[Via eLearnspace]

In my job, counselling NGOs to take (or not to) the path of e-learning, we find sometimes people that
(a) don’t need an e-learning programme at all
(b) they do, but they don’t have the slightest idea of what this will mean to them and their organisation

So, making the correct questions is a good way to get started.

Here you can find a so called eLearners Advisor: a little test with some questions that bring a final advice on your suitability to e-learning.

I think the results are not the issue but the questions.

Grouped in:

• Technology access
• Personal factors
• Technical skills
• Learning style

you’re given a good way to think on what you plan to do as an e-learner, why and, most important, how.

Have a try.

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