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Shelf life of Articulate Resources
Hi, as a new user of Articulate within my department, I am frequently being asked by academics about the shelf life of resources created with Articulate. They're concerned about having to resign the...
Five cents on this topic and line of questions i recognize all to well.
The simple answer is that training, all training is ideally fresh goods. It is constantly being improved, updated and adapted, preferably during a planned lifecycle.
The reality is a bit different and may vary a lot.
But ideally trainings, and in this case e-learning assets, is something organic , it changes based on at least the factor of time, environment and business strategy.
So the shelf life is simply connected to level of relevance for current target groups.
The question to propose is instead - What does it cost and what are the potential consequences to have irrelevant training available for use on the shelf?