2005 Conference
Toronto, Ontario
May 30 - June 3 / 30 mai - 3 juin, 2005
Delta Chelsea Hotel
Planning for E-Learning in Your Organization
Bonnie Burwell
Monday May 30, 8:30 am to 12:30 pm
Gerstein Library, Unversity of Toronto
This course is intended as an overview and first step for those exploring e-learning as an option in their own organizations. At the conclusion of the course you will:
- understand what e-learning “looks like” and its most successful applications
- recognize the critical success factors for successful implementation of e-learning
- have had an opportunity to discuss the readiness of your own organization to implement e-learning
- know about and distinguish the types of key e-learning products and technologies
- have ideas, resources and contacts for further learning and “next steps”
The course methodology will include instructor presentation, case studies, small and large group discussions and brief exercises.
Instructor: Bonnie Burwell
Bonnie Burwell (M.L.S., M. Ed.) has been providing information and learning consulting services to groups in the private, government and non-profit sectors since 1991. With experience in both the education and information professions, Bonnie has worked with many organizations to provide learning opportunities for their employees around knowledge products and technologies. This includes assessing needs, formulating learning objectives and selecting learning methodologies. She has designed and delivered training using a variety of learning methodologies including face-to-face and online. She is the course designer and instructor for The Information Professional as Educator, a web-based course for the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Information Studies
Bonnie is a frequent writer and workshop presenter on information topics and is active in a number of professional associations.
Updated: April 21, 2005
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