1. Expert Now eLearning Tutorials Product Update Steve Welch Product Manager, Continuing Education & eLearning

2. 2009: A “Rebuilding Year” for Expert Now November 2008: IEEE Board commits to two-year investment to build content and delivery platform New business model allows Expert Now to adapt Society content at no charge and return 100% of net revenue Slow content development in 2007- 2008 and slowing economy reduced subscriptions in 2009—forecast reduced to $230k

3. Content Development Accelerating 32 new tutorials published in the past 4 Quarters (450% increase over prior 4 Quarters) 40+ add’l tutorials Due by Year End Catalog at end of 2009 expected to by 75% larger than end of 2008 New revenue-distribution model has brought new content agreements from PES and Comsoc; discussions with other Societies to incorporate “rival” elearning programs New series coming on NESC from Standards Association, Circuit Design, Smart Grid, Green Engineering, Electric Applications, and Telecommunications New content agreements with 2 universities and 1 eLearning company

4. Content Development Accelerating— New Tutorials Published by Quarter *Projections for Q4 09 and Q1 2010 based on tutorials in production and/or under contract

5. Expert Now Catalog Growth 5

6. New Learning Management System (LMS) Now available for institutional subscribers; 2010 for individuals (using IEEE Web account) Enhanced Education & Curriculum Tools Integration with related content on IEEE.org and IEEE Xplore Navigation and menus available in more than 100 user-selected languages “One-Stop Shop” for IEEE Continuing Education: CEUs, Education Partners Program, eLearning Tutorials, education content from societies Open-source “Moodle” platform integrates content from multiple formats, reduces costs

7. New Learning Management System (LMS): ieee-elearning.orgieee-elearning.org Easily co- branded Custom Student Calendar Tools for Student Interaction & user-submitted content