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	April 1, 2004 eLearning Takes Off With The Airlines Compliance Training Leads The Way by Claire Schooley with Henry H. Harteveldt, Colin Teubner

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Executive Summary

Airlines expect to increase their use of technology for training from the current 10% of computer-based training (CBT), CD-ROM, and Web-based instruction to 30% by 2005 and 50% by 2007 — equal to classroom training. Compliance training continues to be the main driver of online learning. The Web-based approach allows efficiency, flexibility, and consistency. Web-based eLearning will be the category winner, while CBT eLearning will all but disappear by 2007. As a result, airlines will begin to partner on Web-based, industry-standard content development. This will help reduce wasteful duplication in content creation, bringing both cost and time savings to the airlines' economic recovery.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• More Efficient Training Is In Airline Industry's Recovery Plan
• Airlines View eLearning As A First-Class Option
• eLearning Use Will Climb With Airlines' Economic Recovery

RECOMMENDATIONS

• How Airlines Can Get The Most Out Of Web-Based Training

WHAT IT MEANS

• Airlines Will Collaborate To Keep Costs Down
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