Tim Wang's eLearning Blog

02/17/05

Navy eLearning

Filed under: Cerebration, Distance Learning — timwang @ 09:56:36 pm

A high school friend came by Vancouver today after 3 years of military services overseas. We had a quite interesting talk on navy elearning over the dinner. Apparently, Canadian Navy provides the soldiers on foreign services the option of taking navy elearning programs. Even though they are called “navy eLearning programs”, but most of the courses in the program are offered by public education institutions at a standard schedule. However, the difficulty lies in most of the online learning programs aren’t really “navy elearning program” since they are not designed for “flexible” learning experiences. Sometime, the unit needs to travel to remote locations with a very short notice and the new target zone may not have appropriate internet connections. It has been really hard to carry out formal studies terms while serving the country. nevertheless my friend mentioned he has developed good skills of self study over the internet and is ready to take some normal online courses to pursue a formal degree. I wonder if rapid e-learning will somehow help out navy elearning demands in the near future...


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Comment from: Kevin Zuiami [Visitor]
There is a program offered by Havard - "BUSINESS SCHOOL PUBLISHING FOR ONLINE LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT TRAINING" which attract a decent number of navy elearning students every year.
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