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Donald Taylor's questions for startups

These are great questions to ask when startups ask for reviews of a product. They're also great questions to ask yourself if you're a freelancer or consultant to think about your positioning.

"What problem are you solving for your clients?" "Do your clients know they have that problem?" "Are your clients ready to pay enough for this solution?"

What problem are you solving for your clients?

7/2/24 #edtech #LinkedIn #analysis #freelance

·linkedin.com·Jun 24, 2024

Donald Taylor's questions for startups

Ecosystem 2014 Resources | businesscriticallearning

Spreadsheet for analyzing LMS needs from different vendors. Add your criteria on the Evaluation Sheet. Criteria are in categories (usability, management, reporting, technical, administration), but you could customize the categories. Rate vendors on their own tab on how well they meet the criteria. The top 5 of 10 vendors are highlighted.

Imported from Diigo #LMS #analysis #elearning

·businesscriticallearning.com·May 31, 2017

Ecosystem 2014 Resources | businesscriticallearning

E-Learning Estimates Made Easy: Start With a Blueprint

Ideas for more accurate estimates for e-learning by meeting with stakeholders and creating a content map

Imported from Diigo #projectmanagement #analysis #timeestimate #elearning

·td.org·Mar 12, 2015

E-Learning Estimates Made Easy: Start With a Blueprint

Learning CSI: Learning Needs Investigation | Learning Rebels

Approaching needs analysis as an "investigation" without assuming that a course is always the right solution

Imported from Diigo #learning #training #analysis #performanceconsulting #performancesupport #instructionaldesign

·learningrebels.com·Apr 4, 2014

Learning CSI: Learning Needs Investigation | Learning Rebels

Clive on Learning: Learning, learners and logistics

Questions to ask during the needs analysis phase, in three categories: learning, learners, and logistics. Some additional questions are in the comments, including some good questions about consequences for performance (very helpful, especially for developing scenarios).

Imported from Diigo #instructionaldesign #analysis #elearning

·clive-shepherd.blogspot.com·Apr 7, 2012

Clive on Learning: Learning, learners and logistics