A Concept of Operations for an Enhanced E-Learning Program

March 5, 2021 | By Roy Edmonds and Darrell Black

Black ' Rossi, LLC recently developed a Concept of Operations (CONOPS) on Enhanced E-Learning. The objective of the CONOPS was to study and develop a learning program that could improve training capabilities utilizing emerging learning methods and innovative technology, which Black&Rossi has deemed “Enhanced E-Learning”.

Enhanced E-Learning is a technological approach to learning which combines traditional e-learning criteria with virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) to create a two – and three – dimensional learning environment which is interactive for the learner. Leveraging an Enhanced E-Learning approach increases student and instructor flexibility while also reducing costs associated with traditional brick and mortar in-person learning.

The purpose of the study was to assess and ascertain the technologies that are recognized as being necessary for a successful Enhanced E-Learning environment. To effectively conclude this study, it was determined that assumptions made in the CONOPS needed further validation as well as a review of the variables which can provide the largest beneficial impacts to an Enhanced E-Learning environment. There were four key assumptions/considerations the CONOPS deemed most important to validate or invalidate through research and review of existing e-learning solutions. These four considerations also form the pillars of what any organization would need to consider before implementing their own Enhanced E-Learning program.

The full Concept of Operations covers the following topics:

A. The Four Key Considerations for a Successful Enhanced E-Learning Program

B. The Impact of Policy on Enhanced E-Learning Adoption in Public and Private Organizations

C. Constraints to Enhanced E-Learning

D. Technology Prioritization

E. ...And More!

If you would like to receive a free copy of the full report, please contact ejsutton@blackrossi.com and ask about the Enhanced E-Learning Concept of Operations report.