Failing to follow up is a common reason for elearning project failure. Signing the cheque and appointing an elearning project manager even with administrative support is not enough. Successful elearning initiatives means having elearning business champions, in support of the elearning project manager's administrative team. All elearning champions must be given the authority to design, build and promote the elearning system. In addition elearning champions could create an interdisciplinary elearning team of stake-holders who, in turn, can build the elearning skills needed to use the system effectively.