eLearning Guild
Just launched (March, 2002), the the eLearning Guild is designed as a community of practice for designers, developers, and managers of e-Learning. More...

Privacy in the Online Classroom
This article discusses the reasons to limit access to parts of your school website: limited access facilitates the use of copyrighted materials, it protects your material (and your students' material) from being downloaded and used by others, and it allows you and your students to interact in privacy. More...

ROI for E-Learning
This article looks in some detail at two factors that may be overloked in assessments of return on investment (ROI) for online learning: efficiency and speed. The author proposes an assessment of efficiency based on the ratio between the increase in a learner's knowledge or skills and all information delivered. More...

The Shape of the E-learning Marketplace: Its Products, Services and Customers
Good survey article identifying major components of the e-learning market. Concentrates on a list of five categories of product (with examples and trends) but also describes three types of e-learning services and offers a paragraph about customers. More...

Enhancement of Online and Offline Student Learning
As with Ewing and Miller (2002), this paper maps major features of constructivist and collaborative learning theories against a model for learning via information and communications technology (ICT). More...

Corporate E-Learning
A project completed for a course in educational technology, this website looks at "key issues to explore before committing to computer mediated instruction" in a corporate context. The site organization is a bit awkward (I wish there were a single-page version, for example), but the content, framed as a series of questions with discussion, is quite good. More...