e-learning

Occupational standards for retail financial services look set for a radical overhaul following a consultation by the industry’s sector skills...

This week's e-learning news in brief

Training managers and presenters can now talk with and train employees wherever they are based using HorizonWimba's web-based learning and interactive communications tool

ScottishPower ensures important information in its online induction programme is retained by new recruits. By Sue Weekes

The Victoria & Albert family of museums - which includes the V&A, the Museum of Childhood and the Theatre Museum - is developing a virtual learning and training intranet website in partnership with business college Ashridge

I disagree with Steve Dineen’s view that the slow take-up of e-learning in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is primarily...

Canon Europe hopes to expand its electronic training programme for staff as part of a blended learning strategy.

A leading business school is adopting online teaching form MBA and MSc students

E-learning has been endorsed for use by consumers

While the British Learning Association is right to express its concern about the slow take-up of e-learning in the UK...

Surveys reveal use of e-learning is predicted to increase

David Wolfson suggests key reasons why online learning has been slow off the starting blocks.

The NHS Leadership Centre is using online testing to recruit future leaders

Greater pressures on time and the need for a better work-life balance will affect the future design of learning programmes. Margaret Kubicek reports

This year’s Learning Technologies conference will kick off with a challenge: stop thinking about learning as an abstraction and think...