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For some, standards may have fallen off the e-learning radar screen. But in reality, standards are and continue to be a part of all aspects of learning. To learn how—and whether—organizations are using e-learning standards, Learning Circuits, in conjunction with E-Learning Network News, ran a short survey in July 2005. Here’s what respondents had to say. (Results are based 248 responses).
Do you care about e-learning standards?
2. Does your organization use e-learning standards when purchasing or developing programs?
3. How many years has your organization been using e-learning standards?
4. On a scale of 1-5, how influential are e-learning standards on your purchasing decisions?
5. Which products used by your organization support e-learning standards?
6. How do you decide which standards to follow?
7. Are you getting value out of following standards?
8. How do you stay up-to-date on new standard releases and documentation?
9. What best describes you?
10. In what industry is your organization primarily functioning?
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Aerospace |
0.7% |
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Commercial training (classroom or online) |
7.4% |
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Computer hardware and/or software |
5.9% |
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Consulting |
7.8% |
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Custom instructional development |
4.8% |
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Energy & petroleum |
1.9% |
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Federal government |
2.6% |
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Finance & investment management |
10.0% |
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Healthcare |
9.7% |
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Higher education
(Universities, Colleges, and Tech Schools) |
8.6% |
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Hospitality/food service |
0.7% |
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Insurance |
3.3% |
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K-12 Education |
2.2% |
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Manufacturing |
8.2% |
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Military |
1.9% |
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Non-Profit |
4.1% |
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Pharmaceuticals and biosciences |
3.3% |
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Publishing/advertising/media |
0.4% |
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Real estate |
0.7% |
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Retail |
5.2% |
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State/local government |
5.6% |
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Systems/network integrator & ISP |
0.4% |
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Telecommunications |
2.6% |
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Transportation |
1.1% |
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Utilities |
0.7% |
Published: September 2005
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