Sue Weekes

Much was made in recent times about the prospects for mobile learning, yet few seem to be making the connection.

What makes e-learning memorable? Some think they have answers to this age-old conundrum.

Organisations with a global presence will want e-learning provision that can be rolled out worldwide. Yet they must remember local...

The rise in Web 2.0 tools and resources such as blogs, wikis, podcasts and webinars, means there are more informal learning opportunities available. How can this be controlled by L&D?

The evolution of the e-learning species is nothing if not rapid – the latest leap is to include social networks...

Engaging e-learners is ever-more important, but it demands more than a flashing screen and online quizzes. The experts say how...

When seven NHS trusts decided they wanted to share mental health care courses and put them online it created quite...

Open source software has made a huge impact in the software market. One such product could be about to revolutionise...

Sophisticated learning management systems should offer employees the chance to plot their own learning paths. Where will they lead?Creating a...

E-learning: it may be with us, but many of us aren't with it... yet.

Introducing a 360-degree assessment system to an organisation is all very well, but it won’t deliver unless training needs are...

The NHS is about to launch a huge e-learning resource, called the Health e-Learning portal. It’s one big learning beast.The...

You may think social networks are for teenagers and nerds but, increasingly, they’re being used for informal learning – at least that’s...

Authoring tools make it possible for training and learning and development departments to create their own e-learning content. So what’s...

Tired of dull old e-learning programmes? Second Life systems could be the answer.
Those of us over the age of...