Totara Learning Solutions, a leader in innovative learning software, has won the Best Use of Open Source in Business in the New Zealand 2012 Open Source Awards. The awards celebrate exemplary use of open source by New Zealand organisations.
Atlas, the leading international learning and skills provider, has been confirmed as one of the world’s top e-learning companies after winning silver at the industry’s leading awards ceremony.
Moira Nicolson of Saffron Interactive has been shortlisted for ‘Instructional designer of the year’ at next year’s Learning Awards for designing a course on mental resilience with Transport for London (TfL). The award recognises the instructional designer behind the most ‘innovative learning intervention’ which delivers a ‘demonstrable performance improvement.’
Brightwave has celebrated success at this year's E-Learning Awards alongside clients AAT, Clyde Valley Learning and Development Group and Bupa Health & Wellbeing UK.
Epic is delighted to have won a record five awards at the 2012 E-Learning Awards, including the coveted prize for ‘E-learning development company of the year’.
Learning company recognised as the gold standard in social learning.
Kineo is pleased to announce it has received a full set of gold, silver and bronze awards for e-learning projects on both sides of the Atlantic, whilst Totara LMS has also won awards on both sides of the Pacific.
Virtual College is very proud to announce having been shortlisted for a number of e-learning awards including Best e-Learning Project - non-profit category - for the 2012 e-learning awards organised by e-Learning Age.
Best results of a learning program, best sales training for extended enterprise - “Award winners ...demonstrate clear, measurable business results through these innovative programs.” Mike Cooke, CEO Brandon Hall Group.
Assima and TNT also win the Learning Technologies Solution of the Year Silver award.
