My department wants to create an intake form for eLearning requests. Ideally, it would be something that we could link to from our website and then would populate in Outlook. Does anyone have any experience or tips for this? I'm new and open to any suggestions.
If you have DocuSign, it makes it super easy! Create a PowerForm and link it to your website. We have our form posted on our internal site, a requester fills out the form, and it is sent to our email.
Mike - I wonder if this would not be a good opportunity to be proactive. Rather than just taking input requests, why not have as part of the website some quick examples of courses done, screen captures of their style, length of time to create and develop, recommendations from your department on your process, length of time to develop, process steps along the way, etc. If you are an order taker only, you will most likely need to go make to each requester and ask a bunch of questions. Reduce that bottleneck but providing upfront info and knowledge and become a superhero.
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If you have DocuSign, it makes it super easy! Create a PowerForm and link it to your website. We have our form posted on our internal site, a requester fills out the form, and it is sent to our email.
Mike - I wonder if this would not be a good opportunity to be proactive. Rather than just taking input requests, why not have as part of the website some quick examples of courses done, screen captures of their style, length of time to create and develop, recommendations from your department on your process, length of time to develop, process steps along the way, etc. If you are an order taker only, you will most likely need to go make to each requester and ask a bunch of questions. Reduce that bottleneck but providing upfront info and knowledge and become a superhero.
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