While eLearning and learning management systems become more popular, one can imagine how the pulp and paper industry must be hurting.

Newspapers are becoming filled with ads to survive and textbook companies suffer.

The list goes on.

For those of us who enjoy clean water and other natural resources, the idea of a cloud-based, “greener” global society is compelling.

Although we still use an enormous amount of paper for industries like product packaging, we are generally less reliant on paper for information.

So it’s no shock that pulp and paper companies are going through rough times.

In states like Maine, where a large demographic count on the industry’s success, many report that it is more difficult to recruit due to the widespread belief that pulp and paper is a dying industry.

Nevertheless, many people insist that pulp and paper is not a dying business, but just as many companies need to reshape with changing global trends, they need to do the same.

It now seems that the whole world–especially in the electronics industry–wants products that are optimally petite and more lightweight.

And narrow, chic models are not only fashionable, but smart.

You could even say that the new tiny designs are one manifestation of an increasingly “green,” anti-waste society.

Online courseware systems and learning management systems like Coggno create virtual, no-waste classrooms.

Course creation tools like Coggno’s quiz, text, assessment, audio, video, and Apple podcast producer provide a no-waste classroom that requires minimal extraneous hardware.

And Coggno’s paperless classroom includes another enormous plus–its convenient and user-friendly LMS format.

ELearning technology like Coggno helps propel the anti-waste movement.

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