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Usability in e-learning

Michael J. Miller has written an article on the importance of usability in e-learning. To quote:

While a large number of organizations have adopted e-learning programs, far fewer have addressed the usability of their learning applications. More attention should be devoted to assuring the usability of e-learning applications if organizations are to fully benefit from their investments.

[Thanks to InfoDesign.]

Posted by jamesr on February 03, 2005 08:53 PM
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