If you are responsible for implementing learning technologies in your workplace and are under pressure to accelerate their impact, then eLN  invites you to get involved in the 4th Towards Maturity Learning Technology Benchmark.

We are great supporters of the Towards Maturity’s independent learning technology research and would  like to recommend that you take part in their 2010 benchmark .. This year, many organisations are under even more pressure to deliver more learning with less resources and need their learning technologies to work even harder. By taking part you will be able to benchmark your own progress and receive free personalised feedback and practical advice to help you accelerate the benefits of learning technologies in your organisation.

So if you want to continue to:

• increase e-learning and learning technology adoption and effectiveness
• accelerate change
• improve business engagement
• deliver better results and improve efficiency 
• receive independent, personalised feedback & practical advice

... then please take part today. If you have not already received an invitation, you can access the benchmark directly from here.

What will it cost? Approx 40 minutes of your time to reflect on your current practice via this online review (apart from that, it is completely free!).

What will you get? All those who complete the benchmark will receive a copy of the final research findings (due November 2010) and your own personalised benchmark report (value £200) that:

• highlights your strengths and weaknesses
• compares your activity against benchmarks established over the past 6 years that are proven to improve impact and take up
• directs you to examples of great practice and free resources to help you on your learning technology journey.

So we would ask you to schedule some time in your diary to complete the benchmark –the investment will pay off in the long run! Thank you for your ongoing support, we appreciate it!

About the benchmark

The Towards Maturity benchmark is now the most comprehensive, independent and authoritative review on the use of Learning Technologies in the workplace in the UK. The 2010 benchmark represents a unique industry collaboration reflected by endorsements from many organisations, including, IITT, eLearning Network, L&S group, e.learning age, TrainingZone, Training Journal and many more, to ensure that this benchmark represents employer needs from all sectors in 2010. To date over 800 organisations from the private, public and not for profit sectors have participated in this independent benchmark research which provides compelling evidence into how we can improve the impact of learning technologies in the workplace. Find out more about the benchmark at www.towardsmaturity.org/2010benchmark.