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SHrM Poll Shows Employers More Accepting of Online Degrees

It seems that the days in which employers look down on job candidates who earn their degrees through accredited online universities is coming to an end. According to a recent SHrM poll, “76 percent of human resources professionals said online degrees are viewed more favorably than five years ago.”

A major reason for this is due to the proliferation of the web in our ever day lives. In the past 10 years, the business world has changed before our very eyes (can you imagine an office setting without email?). It should come as no surprise that there is a direct positive correlation between the growth of the web and the acceptance of online learning.

Another reason employers are looking more favorably at online degrees is because of the use of online learning in the corporate environment. Companies have been investing heavily in custom Learning Management Systems and Learning Content Management Systems for some time now.

We here at Aspen Organization Development Consulting have seen the power the web can bring to a multitude of areas in business, not least of is employee training and development and organizational development. That’s why we launched Learning @…

Till now, small, emerging companies that do not have the budgets of their larger counterparts have forgone the benefits online learning tools can bring to the party. However, with a tool like Learning @… even the smallest company can do things such as:

  • Deliver key messages from management
  • Provide employee performance information
  • Share company policies and procedures
  • Host an online learning resources library
  • Publicize company learning events and seminars
  • And, probably most importantly, deliver online training courses

If you haven’t taken a look at our landing pages yet, I encourage you to do so. Check them out here: www.learning-at.com. And be sure to sign-up for our complimentary newsletter to see how Learning @… can benefit you employees and organization.