Just in Time
E-learning: Beyond the Hype
E-learning is likely to fundamentally change the way we transfer knowledge in all aspects of life.
Based on a year of conversations with more than 100 leading thinkers, practitioners, and entrepreneurs, this report explores the state of e-learning and the potential it offers across all sectors of our economy—far beyond the confines of formal education. Whether you're a leader, worker in the trenches, or just a curious learner, imagine being able to access exactly what you need, when you need it, in a format that's quick and easy to digest and apply. Much of this is now possible and within the next decade, just-in-time learning will likely become pervasive.
This report aims to inspire you to consider how e-learning could change the way you, your staff, and the people you serve transfer knowledge and adapt over time.
If the report resonates with you, please share it! No matter what you think about the potential (or pitfalls) of e-learning, we hope you will let us know.
Inside our Year of Learning About E-Learining
Spread The Word
We hope you’ll encourage others to consider the potential of e-learning as an agent for change by sharing this report. Here’s how you can help:
- Tweet using the #elearning hashtag
- Share via Facebook or LinkedIn
- Download and share the Executive Summary or Ways to Get Started with your colleagues at your next meeting/event
- Include a mention of the report on your blog or in your newsletter
- Share one of our videos (via the button in the upper-right corner of the individual video)
- Link to the report on your website
Sample Tweets
”It’s not what you know. It’s how you learn. New report from @LeapofReason. #elearning http://bit.ly/1fZ6tn5
E-learning will change how we transfer knowledge in all aspects of life. #elearning http://bit.ly/1fZ6tn5
@LeapofReason’s #elearning report explores potential to change knowledge transfer. http://bit.ly/1fZ6tn5
Sample Facebook and LinkedIn Post/E-News Item:
The Leap of Reason team had conversations with more than 100 thinkers, practitioners, and entrepreneurs to produce a new report that explores the state of e-learning and its potential as an agent for change—far beyond the confines of formal education. By taking into account experiences from across academia, government, and the private sector, the report gets beyond the hype. “Merely putting content online is not enough to improve how we teach and learn,” Mario Morino and his colleague Katie Paris argue. Their report makes the case that e-learning, done right, however, offers the potential to fundamentally change how we transfer knowledge in all aspects of life.
Please contact us if you’d like help with language for your newsletter, blog, or website. Feel free to use any language from the report to promote it or share it with others. We are tracking the distribution of the report, so please let us knowif you create a link or help get the word out in other ways. Thank you!