e-learning

Telecoms company Cable & Wireless has cut its training costs by 65% since completing the roll-out of a new e-learning contract covering 10,000 employees across the globe

Online system will sift applicants to deliver more efficient recruitment process

If you’re involved in e-learning then Learning Light (LL) wants to hear from you.LL, a non-profit organisation that maps training...

You have to say that e-learning sometimes seems as popular with the training profession as a night in with Living TV

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A drive for smarter working prompted the London Borough of Brent to set up an e-learning system for its 2,500 staff. It hopes the initiative will save money and improve employees' skills.

Portable audio and IT devices, such as MP3 players and PDAs, could soon become important learning channels, according to some players in the L&D game. But what do they have in mind?

Organisations want value for money from expensive e-learning systems, which means measuring their impact from all angles. The question is, have you chosen the right angles?

The Home Office has signed a deal to roll out on demand learning services to 22,500 staff under the Professional Skills for Government (PSG) initiative.

Take the e-road to Kensington Olympia next week and hear how to take the e-learning experience to the max.

Readers are lukewarm about the effectiveness of e-learning, according to our latest survey.Some 58% of Training & Coaching Today readers...

Jane Knight, founder of the E-learning Centre, thinks it’s time for a name change for the electronic medium.Unhappy that some...

E-learning packages needn't cost the earth and all that's in it if you supply some of the content yourself.

Using a templated e-learning programme allowed Lloyds TSB to halve the time taken to introduce the scheme.