The European Institute for e-Learning (EIfEL) has announced its endorsement of the Certified e-Learning Professional ( CeLP® ) programme, paving the way for wider adoption of the initiative across Europe.
e2train, a leading UK provider of learning systems and solutions have expanded their content portfolio by forging a strategic partnership with Fullard Learning.
e2train the Cirencester based e-learning company have recently been awarded the prestigious SCORM Adopter status for both their Kallidus® Learning Management System (LMS) and Authoring System.
Although there are few statistics on e-learning usage, those numbers that do exist have previously tended to be dismal. According to a Corporate University Xchange study of 4,148 online learners, e-learning dropout rates typically stand at about 70 percent compared with an average of 15 percent for classroom training.
The Institute of IT Training has announced the launch of an entirely new Accreditation Programme for Open Learning Centres.
The eLearning Network (ELN), the UK's foremost professional association for users and developers of all forms of e-learning and E-Learning Age, the e-learning industry's leading magazine, are joining forces to present a one day conference on Wednesday 30th April at the Novotel in Hammersmith, London.
Classroom course trainers registered with Intuition, the UK's largest supplier of freelance IT trainers, are reporting success in using online learning to keep their skills relevant and up to date. Last November, the company announced a strategic partnership with it-training.com to provide free courses to Intuition trainers, and the value of the arrangement is now becoming apparent.
Leading provider of learning systems and solutions, e2train, has today announced a partnership with Questionmark that will enable it to offer advanced assessment solutions through Questionmark Perception™ Software.
Having completed over 500 projects involving custom-built e-learning solutions since becoming established in the UK some five years ago, TATA Interactive Systems (TIS) is now extending its operations - especially creating end user e-learning applications for IT product implementation training, such as SAP.
In response to growing demand for its services in the UK, TATA Interactive Systems (TIS), which has one of the world's largest teams for the design and development of custom-built e-learning solutions, has expanded its salesforce with the addition of two account directors.
Building on the success of its AICC certified Kallidus®6 learning management system, e2train has today announced the release of Kallidus® v7.0, an affordable system which enables organisations to deploy, manage and report on learning via an Intranet or the Internet.
For the third consecutive year Ufi Limited, the organisation behind the learndirect e-learning network, has awarded EpiCentre, Europe's leading testing facility for e-learning and localisation, a major contract for the Quality Assurance testing of their learning products and associated software.
Epic Group plc, the UK's leading e-learning company, has won a major contract in Round Three of the National Learning Network (NLN) Materials Development programme. Epic will develop 35 hours of e-learning materials in Social Studies, Physics and English Language for A-level and AS level on behalf of the NLN's target audience of close to six million learners in post-16 education across the UK.
UK based e-learning provider e2train have beaten significant competition with its Learning Management System and Authoring Tool, Kallidus®, to be selected by the RAF to host its E-Learning Proof of Concept Trial.
BrightWave is delighted to welcome Lars Hyland as its Director of Learning Services.
eLearnity, Europe's leading independent e-learning market analyst and consultancy today announced a new report investigating best practice in Leadership and Management Development in corporate Europe. Based on background research and interviews with a range of large corporations, business schools and management training providers, the report analyses the current market and the gap between what organisations want to do and what is really happening.
As Scotland's e-Learning market grows, BrightWave, the e-Learning specialist has opened a new office in Edinburgh to meet a growing demand for bespoke e-Learning in Scotland.
Aon Limited Corporate Division has been awarded the prestigious British Insurance Award for Training 2002 for its e-learning platform 'RoPE' - Record of Professional Excellence - which was developed jointly with Aon's learning partners the Unicorn Training Partnership and Professional Development Online (PDOL). The award provides recognition of Aon's commitment to organisational professional development and best practice in e-learning.
T-Mobile is to build on the success of previous e-Learning programmes developed by BrightWave Ltd. Two new courses are now in production.
Amid increasing frustration that on line training providers do not understand customers' real needs, the e-Learning industry has been showing signs of the shake out that many commentators had predicted.
IT Training magazine's IT Skills Research Programme has just published its table of the Top 50 IT training providers.
Pfizer's Research University (ePRU) at Sandwich in Kent has commissioned fast-growing BrightWave, the Hove-based e-Learning specialists, to develop an e-learning module for Pfizer's re-designed education programme on the development of medicines.
ScottishPower are to use BrightWave's WavePool methodology to develop bespoke e-Learning content across the organisation.
TATA Interactive Systems (TIS) is putting the accent on quality on its stand at this year's e-learning London exhibition, being held in Wembley, on 28th and 29th May. TIS, which is among the world's largest designers and developers of custom-built e-learning solutions with clients in the UK's commercial and education sectors, attributes much of its success to working to internationally agreed quality standards.
T-Mobile (UK) is now introducing 200 project managers to resource planning software, SAP, using a BrightWave online training programme.
Ministry of Defence latest beneficiary of BrightWave's collaborative development tool: WavePool
At e-Learning Manchester 2002, the Institute of IT Training announced that Certified e-Learning Professional booking number 1,000 was actually made by Paul Chapman of Vega Group Plc, who is currently working towards the CeLP e-Learning Consultant Certificate and the Diploma in e-Learning.
The Training Foundation has revealed that to date, over one thousand bookings have been received from individuals now working towards a Certificate or Diploma within the new Certified e-Learning Professional Programme (CeLP).
The eLearning Network (ELN) and The Forum for Technology in Training - the leading professional bodies for users and developers of technology based learning, including e-learning - have agreed to being talks with a view to merging.
Peter Sparks has joined TATA Interactive Systems (TIS) as business development director with special responsibilities for developing TIS's business throughout mainland Europe.
E-learning solutions developer TATA Interactive Systems (TIS) has helped three of its clients to scoop major awards recently.
Organisations' reluctance to invest more heavily in e-learning materials can now be overcome, thanks to a remarkable courseware migration service, offered by TATA Interactive Systems (TIS) at this year's Online Learning 2002 Europe Conference and Exhibition (OLLE), being held at the ExCel in London’s Docklands, on 5th and 6th March.
The Government's drive to make public services available electronically takes a step forward in the City of Brighton & Hove today with the launch of a series of networked touch-screen kiosks designed by Epic Group plc, Europe's leading e-learning company.
WBT Systems today announced that it has been identified as a leader in the LMS (Learning Management System) market in the Gartner 2002 LMS Magic Quadrant report - the only European vendor to receive such a distinction.
The world's first comprehensive certification programme for e-Learning professionals was formally launched by Institute of IT Training and The Training Foundation at Learning Technologies 2002 in London today.
Epic's e-learning programme, produced for Video Arts, has scooped an industry 'Oscar' - the learndirect Award for Training at the British Interactive Multimedia Media Association (BIMA) Awards 2001.
Global Knowledge leverages experience and feedback of over one million students to deploy powerful new format that provides corporations unparalleled flexibility in the design of worldwide IT training programs.
New e-Learning title offers important information on implementing a logical approach to resolve Passport-related problems.
The Institute of IT Training’s e-learning Standards have been adopted by virtually all the industry’s interest groups: Government, education sector, major corporate buyers and commercial e-learning providers.
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