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In Recognition & Rewards We Trust<br />

#410: Reward For Completions X 2<br />

Reward employees who take and complete e-Learning courses AND the supervisors of these<br />

learners. Let the executive support message reach the front line. If learners (and their<br />

supervisors) are given some incentive along with the executive support, then there will be a<br />

groundswell of e-Learning course completions. The rewards do not have to be significant - a<br />

point system might work well, especially if one is already in place.<br />

Ross McKerlich<br />

Centerboard Learning Services<br />

#411: Cover Your Internal & External Bases<br />

The student's motivation is a key feature for success with e-Learning. Since the motivation is<br />

always internal, it is necesary to link the e-Learning course with some emotional experience or<br />

need of the student. External recognition helps too!<br />

Sergio Elliot<br />

Grupo Doxa<br />

#412: Look Ma, I Did It<br />

People respond best to e-Learning opportunities if you can offer them some "brownie points" for<br />

completing an e-Learning program - the "what's in it for me" factor. If possible, link the successful<br />

completion of the program with your company's automated HR system so that the staff member's<br />

achievement is recorded and acknowledged as a professional development activity.<br />

Sinead Williams<br />

Australian Taxation Office<br />

#413: Incentives Go A Long Way<br />

Create an incentive for the course/program and keep the e-Learning program visible. Tie the<br />

training (and the incentive) to Corporate Goals / Mission Statement.<br />

Carrie Rollison<br />

MindLeaders<br />

#414: Wanted: Visible Rewards<br />

Recognize and reward learners. Provide a Certificate of Completion option for each course. Use<br />

a well-designed formal certificate format that can be printed by users. Many users value these<br />

certificates and even take them to internal job interviews/reviews.<br />

Linda Al Ansari<br />

Emirates<br />

#415: Monthly Training Lottery - Buy Your Tickets Here!<br />

Our people love the idea that they can WIN something. So we pool all the names of people who<br />

have completed a course with a 75% or higher and pick a name each month. They win a gift<br />

certificate to our company store which sells company merchandise, tickets to movie theatres<br />

and other local events. The more courses you complete, the better your chances.<br />

Lisa Voss<br />

We Energies<br />

#416: And The Award For The Best Post Of The Day Goes To …<br />

When you are using discussion forums as part of an online course, highlight the best posting of<br />

the day on the course home page to both reward the contributor and to increase participation.<br />

Lisa Neal, Ph.D.<br />

Editor-in-Chief, eLearn Magazine<br />

701 e-Learning Tips by The MASIE Center www.masie.com 82

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