What is the biggest barrier to introducing more technology in classrooms, courses and companies?
The software costs too much29%
It takes too long to set things up and getting started39%
There is just not enough time to introduce anything at all22%
It is not clear that there are any benefits for us6%
There is not enough good technology1%
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The biggest barrier isn’t the tech rather it’s human adoption I feel with misaligned incentives, cultural resistance, and low digital confidence among educators and employees.
Self-paced learning is not for everyone. About 1/4 of the learners will self-motivate to get it done. Then the others must be prodded. People like to be with people, they learn from each other. For us the amount seems to be 30% online and 70% with a facilitator confirming the knowledge that has been learned and putting to good examples and discussion.
User adoption is quite often the biggest barrier. If it's important, the organziation will find the time and money to implement technology. The hardest thing is to get people to learn and use the technology and incorporate it as part of "business as usual" operations.
It is funny but I voted "no time". I believe it is due to lack of resources, when you are understaffed, it becomes hard to play with new technologies or start new POC for exploring the potential benefits of the change.
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