E-Learning Academy: #36 An End User's Perspective to Managing Change in Learning

Episode 36 is the final in a series of five tutorials exploring change management when implementing a learning technology strategy, such as e-learning courseware, LMS, webinar, social media or other tech-based modality. This video explores managing change from an end user's perspective perspective. Your host is Alison Bickford, e-coach for the Connect Thinking E-Learning Academy. Go to www.elearningacademy.com.au for more information.

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Episode 35 explores managing change from a manager's perspective. This is the fourth video in a series of five.

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