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06:43 10th May 2011
Those using online computer training to better their skills can have a positive impact on large groups of peers in a relatively short period of time, according to the 2011 XpertHR learning and development budgets survey.
The survey showed managers can benefit from cost cutting in online functions and an improvement in delivering results.
XpertHR said businesses are pursuing their cost cutting measures by encouraging employees to take up computer training online with 59 per cent of participants saying they are doing so.
The study also revealed 57 per cent have increased the involvement of line managers in training delivery.
Separately, Charlotte Wolff, training editor at XpertHR, said those looking for the best results in e-learning needed be "fun and interactive, and designed to suit the user".
"The key point about online learning resources is that they can be beneficial, but only if the content is user-friendly and engaging," she said.
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