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Karta, a privately owned engineering and information technology company, now expects to finish the year with more than $45 million in revenues — a more than 50 percent increase from last year.Read the Full Story
This year we asked readers the same questions to gage the impact that technology developments, supplier consolidations, and economy have had on e-learning efforts. The 2003 Survey was sent to subscribers of LC Express in October 2003, and received 272 responses. Here’s a breakdown of responses.Read the Full Story
Through an exclusive agreement between the two trade associations, NAILBA members can now complete their continuing education (CE) requirements with exclusively priced LOMALearn Online courses.Read the Full Story
To make training work, technology departments are often called into service for creative solutions to building workforce training systems on small budgets. The issues that arise are often human as well as technology.Read the Full Story
For the past seven and a half years, the Moses Lake couple has been doing something that takes a great deal of inner strength, patience and acceptance — they’ve opened up their home to over 70 babies from state foster care.Read the Full Story
They will have to integrate different content and different management systems, and manage the experience of a vast diversity of end-learners. Here is a summary of end-learner experience issues:Read the Full Story
As an effective way to train millions of Chinese rural cadres, distance education should be extended all over the country after testing, a senior official of the Communist Party of China (CPC) said in Guiyang Wednesday. Read the Full Story
The programme would later be run fully as a medium to deliver lectures, the Pro-Vice Chancellor of the UCC, Professor Kobina Yankson said this at the UCC’s celebration of the ‘African University Day’.Read the Full Story
E-learning is a cost-effective way of spreading information, especially across geographically-dispersed organisations. Many forward-thinking companies have installed kiosks in canteens and public areas, enabling employees to access learning modules at their own pace.Read the Full Story
Beginning with fiscal year 2004, soldiers need approval from commands, said Kelley Mustion, deputy director of the Army Continuing Education System for the South Korea region.Read the Full Story