E-learning news in brief

This
months e-learning news in brief

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Edexcel and AdVal KeyKnowledge have joined forces to launch the e-learning BTEC
Certificate in Management Studies, being introduced to the corporate and
education market. It contains more than 60 hours of e-learning,
including streamed case studies.  www.key-knowledge.com  www.adval.co.uk

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Air transport industry information and telecoms solutions provider, SITA, is
implementing Global Knowledge’s OnDemand Personal Navigator system to help it
train 400 staff across 108 countries in its new Siebel-based helpdesk system.  www.globalknowledge.com

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The five most popular e-learning categories are education degrees, language
courses, medical and psychology degrees and photography courses, according to
latest statistics from World Wide Learn, provider of the world’s largest
directory of e-learning courses and online education.  www.worldwidelearn.com

NETg,
part of the Thomson Corporation, is developing a joint curriculum with IBM for
Cisco certification. The eight to 12-week ‘boot camp’ is designed to train
around three million networking professionals who want Cisco skills and
certification every year.  www.netg.com