Fuji Xerox Wins Prize at Second Japan e-Learning
AwardsSponsored by e-Learning WORLD 2005
Executive Committee and Fuji Sankei Business i
July 22, 2005
| Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd. has won the Ministry
of Economy, Trade and Industry Award at the second Japan e-Learning
Awards organized by the e-Learning WORLD 2005 Executive Committee
and Fuji Sankei Business i. |
| Fuji Xerox's e-learning program aims to
directly boost the competencies of the company, with a focus
on creating a well-balanced education support system and appropriate
learning tools. |
| Employees with first-hand experience working
at the frontline of company operations have developed the
e-learning programs at Fuji Xerox. All courses have been devised
internally from real-life situations, and the system is easy
to use, from course application and lectures to follow-up
questionnaire. Besides honing competitive competencies and
boosting management skills, various analysis systems help
employees determine their own career path. |
| To date, Fuji Xerox has conducted Web Based
Training (WBT) covering 56 courses for more than 6,000 staff.
Compliance WBT, divided into three sections including product
safety, was held over a three-week period, with a total of
68,000 employees receiving the training. |
| This 100 percent internally created e-learning
system was highly evaluated for offering technical training
to more than 6,000 employees and compliance training for more
than 68,000 employees, as well as for its development by frontline
employees. It was also evaluated for its usability and speedy
offering of the courses. |
| The e-Learning WORLD 2005 Executive Committee
(Chairman: Professor Toshio Okamoto, the University of Electro-Communications,
Graduate School) and the Nihon Kyougyou Newspaper started
the awards in 2004 to acknowledge vendors and users that provide
e-learning solutions. The aims of the awards are to promote
the development of e-learning in a broadband society by illustrating
its boundless possibilities, to support the creation of an
e-learning market and to foster the development of content
service providers. |
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