The future of e-learning – Part 1
So, as organisations start to understand the competitive advantage that an effective e-learning programme can give, its time to take a look to the future to see what e-learning may have to offer next.
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E-learning finally gets on its running shoes
This week, when I asked Rebel Sports training manager David Smith and Enfo Knowledge Solutions director Gerard Manion, they were able to show just how powerful e-learning can be. Perhaps for the first time, an e-learning system has been wired up to a point-of-sale system to measure its impact on the bottom line. Read the […]
Richardson and Harvard Business School Publishing Join Forces
Companies to Offer Comprehensive eLearning Solution for Sales Organizations September, 2002 – Richardson, a leading provider of sales training and consulting, and Harvard Business School Publishing (HBSP), the highly regarded publisher of premier online leadership and management programs, have announced an alliance to provide a comprehensive Web-based training solution for sales organizations. Through their alliance, […]
Playback Media Partners With EDT Learning
Redwood City, CA (September 23, 2002) – Playback Media, a next-generation solutions provider of unique, scenario-based content via streaming video, today announced it has partnered with EDT Learning, a leading provider of custom e-Learning business solutions for corporate clients. Under the terms of the agreement, EDT Learning will market Playback Media’s library of over 187 […]
Government acts on IT project failures
The UK government is to increase procurement and programme delivery training for civil servants in a bid to cut the failure rate of major IT projects. Read the Full Article
Cisco extends e-learning through 150+ partners
The new e-learning courses deliver self-paced training that help speed the certification of networking professionals. The courses employ proven multi-sensory learning methods including audio, visual and analytical content, to help ensure the success of every student regardless of learning style. Read the Full Article
Tapping India’s online learning potential
To harness this potential, India’s National Centre for Software Technology (NCST) has announced plans to host a global conference on online learning called “Vidyakash-2002” from December 15-17 in Mumbai. Read the Full Article
E-learning aimed at librarians
The course is intended to teach librarians how to answer questions from patrons more effectively and how to improve their customer relations in general. Read the Full Article
Barnes & Noble.com Expands Barnes & Noble University
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sept. 24, 2002–Barnes & Noble.com (Nasdaq: BNBN – News; http://www.bn.com/) today announced the introduction of “Premier” courses at Barnes & Noble University (www.bn.com/university). Barnes & Noble University has offered hundreds of free online courses to over half a million students in Liberal Arts, Creative Writing, Languages, Life Improvement, Business, and Information Technology since […]
B98 million approved for setting up national e-learning centre
Deputy government spokeswoman Nahathai Thiewphaingam said cabinet yesterday approved the setting up the national e-learning centre in the old pre-cadet school’s Kittikachorn Building. Read the Full Article