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What makes bad elearning?

31/08/2010 - 13:56 - 1180 reads

Robin Hoyle, head of learning at Infinity Learning, tells us that separating the wheat from the chaff might be harder than you think.

Volvo drives the elearning agenda forward

05/08/2010 - 11:08 - 613 reads

Volvo has abandoned third party face-to-face training in favour of tailored in-house classroom and elearning programmes based on digital video content.

How to fail spectacularly with elearning

16/06/2010 - 09:45 - 2319 reads - 6 comments

Laura Overton gives us her top anti-tips on how to make the least of your elearning investments - follow them at your peril!

The Training Conspiracy

14/04/2010 - 15:36 - 4792 reads - 8 comments

Most investment in learning and development is wasted, says business psychologist, Nigel Harrison.

‘Selling’ elearning to senior management

12/04/2010 - 14:29 - 939 reads

How do you persuade management to buy into elearning? Tim Drewitt offers some expert advice on getting your top management team on board.

Charities to invest in learning technologies to boost staff retention

25/03/2010 - 11:17 - 697 reads

More than six out of ten charities intend to up their investment in learning technologies over the year ahead.

Social networking and the workplace evolution

23/03/2010 - 11:52 - 1445 reads

New research suggests social networking principles can be even more useful in a professional environment.

Why elearning doesn’t work

19/02/2010 - 11:55 - 2395 reads - 10 comments

Elearning has its merits, but, argues Mark Walsh, it isn't a cure-all and should be used to support other forms of learning.

Coming up clover: Elearning in 2010

15/12/2009 - 17:19 - 1918 reads

After a blooming year for elearning, Bob Little predicts 2010 will be even rosier.

The love/hate trainers and technology debate

17/11/2009 - 15:23 - 2151 reads - 7 comments

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Trainers may be renowned for their lack of affinity with technology, but, says Martin Addison, times are changing.

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