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2010 Predictions

From cost-cutting efforts to new technology, 2010 will be another interesting year in e-Learning. Here are some sure bets, some developments to watch, and one long shot.
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An old saying has it that, “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” It’s still true.

At the beginning of this year, my fearless forecast said this:

“Whatever happens in the global economy this year will be the major influence over what happens in e-Learning.

As we look ahead, this is shaping up to be the one undeniable fact about 2009, and it will drive what I believe will be three important trends in e-Learning:

  • For Development: Shifts to cut costs and to improve productivity in development tools, in hardware used to create and support content, and in delivery channels…

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