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    Network

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    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    This month’s network Funding changes bring opportunities The change from Training and Enterprise Councils to Learning and Skills Councils must not be ignored by employers. It means that, for the …

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    Bookmark of the month: www.e-learningcentre.co.uk

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    E-learning Centre This gem of a resource for any trainer on the subject of e-learning has evolved into eCLIPSE, which stands for e-Learning Intelligence Service, and while the content is …

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    News in brief

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    This week’s news in brief – Energy company Halliburton Energy Services has announced it will be licensing Docent Enterprise’s e-learning solution. It means Halliburton managers will be able to access …

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    Industry e-learning body aims to end confusion

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    Help is at hand for those confused by which e-learning solution they should buy with the formation of the E-learning Vendors’ Association. The association comes in response to widespread industry …

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    Professional dilemmas

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    Do you have an e-learning problem? Then ask our experts to find a solution. E-mail it to the address at the bottom of the page I have a portion of …

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    Feel good factor

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    You may think your job is to develop employees’ minds, but what about their bodies? Health initiatives are now muscling into the training remit If Lord Lever were alive today, …

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    Kodak opts for online multi-lingual tool

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    Eastman Kodak has chosen e-learning provider Click2Learn to design new online course content and convert some of its instructor-led courses into Web-based formats. As part of the initiative, a number …

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    Steps in the right direction

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    Sue Savage, people development manager at Egg, explains the impact that an effectively integrated customer service training framework has had on its e-commerce banking business

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    Community of learners

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    What does it take to get an open learning centre used and accepted? Lex Multipart believes the local partnerships can hold the key Lex Multipart, a specialist service provider in …

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    Be afraid, be very afraid

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    Company training days can be so formulaic they completely miss the mark. And if you recognise the scenario below, you have already lost your audience, says David Firth

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    NVQ pioneer thinks again

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    Hospitality firm Scottish & Newcastle Retail is considering abandoning National Vocational Qualifications. "We are still only halfway through our thinking," said HR director Kim Parish. "However, I don’t know whether …

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    Team leader awards cut costs

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    Training can save you money. This is the conclusion of pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline, which has saved more than £500,000 after developing leadership skills at its Maidenhead plant. GSK has implemented …

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    Hoile to head citb strategy

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    The first woman director has been appointed by the Construction Industry Training Board. Sheila Hoile, who takes up her post next month, will be the CITB’s new director of Training …

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    Expanded world of learning

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    Next month’s Wolce conference reflects the impact of e-learning in the open learning mix. Patrick McCurry reports Agreeing an open learning policy is one thing, but putting it into practice …

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    HSE tackles violence at work

    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001
    by Personnel Today 1 Sep 2001

    Executive takes action as research reveals gap in staff training in dealing with work-related violence

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