What were the initial differences between corporate and ...

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What were the initial differences between corporate and educational e-learning that were observed?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Which of the following statements about collaboration is not true?
 
  A) In business, a collaboration can last as little as a few minutes.
  B) Business collaboration relies on the formation of teams that are assigned a specific task or goal.
  C) Successful collaboration can be achieved through technology regardless of the organization's culture or structure.
  D) One business benefit of collaboration is improved innovation.
  E) Businesses need special systems for collaboration.

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Answer to Question 1

Initially, universities and corporations took different approaches to e-learning. Corporations built many self-paced e-learning modules that employees could take on their own time to improve their skills or achieve certifications. Instructor-led training was conducted mainly in classrooms, not online. In contrast, colleges and universities leaned toward simulating the learning experience of a face-to-face class led by a faculty member. The faculty pioneers who experimented with e-learning created their own courses. The learning management system for business emphasized integration with human resources, compliance training, and professional development tracking, while the educational products followed a course model, with syllabus, library access, gradebooks, test banks, and many collaborative tools-wikis, blogs, forums, profiles, and more.

Answer to Question 2

C