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Newsletter : July 2010 |
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eLearning Alliance
Learning Nexus Two of the leading players in e-learning have joined forces to become more responsive to the demands and challenges of the learning and development landscape. Ivy Learning Services and Learning&Safety4Business amalgamated and are now Learning Nexus. The creation of Learning Nexus is good news for new and existing customers as our combined expertise will mean that our teams across the UK can offer a wider, yet still competitive range of e-learning solutions for our clients. Key areas of expertise are: bespoke e-learning, learning management systems, and some of the very best generic e-learning in IT, management skills and health and safety. Find out more at www.learningnexus.co.uk Our team in Scotland are: Debra Hicks (Regional Manager), Debbie Fairman (Customer Support Manager) and Shona Smart (Marketing Co-ordinator) and can be contacted on 0131 516 8460. |
Thank you for subscribing to this e-newsletter.Thanks to our partners, JISC, the University of Abertay, the presenters and delegates at our Game to Learn Conference in Abertay in April. From all accounts, we had a good time - we each had a couple of interesting conversations and we learned a thing or two as well. And we made nearly £12K for the eLearning Alliance at the same time. This is a success by any measure, so thanks to all who made it happen. We’re now in the final throes before the AGM on 1st September, when many of us – including myself as Chair and Martyn as Vice Chair - will step down from the Board. We’re building on the successful formula of last year’s AGM, and having taster sessions – this time from Learning Nexus, Scot-Ed Consultancy, learnPro and Screenmedia who will highlight what’s new or emergent in the elearning marketplace and hopefully stimulate your appetite for more. And of course, we’ll be reporting on the successful year passed, and electing a new Board. We hope many of you will come along and join in the chat on the day, but if you can’t make it, you can still vote in the Board Election. And why not give some thought to putting yourself forward for election? Speak to Audrey if you want to find out more. Looking forward to seeing you again soon. Margaret McInulty, Megaflow Associates, Chair of the eLearning Alliance We now have 29 online courses for evaluation and would like to thank Cylix (www.cylix.co.uk) for their recent contributions, adding to the content already supplied by Learning Nexus and Safety Media. Would you like to join them in showcasing your company whilst benefiting from free advertising?
Things that you can do to the Playpen:
Technology Playpen: Come in, share, play… If you are a member of the eLearning Alliance and don’t yet have an account, then please contact Stuart. Stuart.hiles@hotmail.co.uk Welcome New Members Flow Hospitality Training Ltd. Is an online training company providing an innovative approach to training for the hospitality industry. Developed in association with Montpeliers (Edinburgh) Ltd, the Flow package contains a programme of 10 online modules which cover all the fundamental areas of service and legislative training for staff working in hospitality, from customer service skills to health and safety training. Their licensing training, PLH Online, aids managers in becoming qualified Personal License Holders, quickly and conveniently. Flow’s training modules allow staff in the busy hospitality industry to train at a time, pace and place to suit both themselves and the businesses, and to a consistent, quality standard. The Highland Council covers the largest geographical area of any local authority in Scotland. Inverness - the capital of the Highlands - is one of the fastest growing communities in the UK. Forthcoming eLA Events26 August - Scottish Local Authorities Special Interest Group Meeting, Dundee City Council30 August - Teaching you to udutu Workshop - Edinburgh's Telford College31 August – NHS Special Interest Group Meeting - NHS Education for Scotland, Edinburgh1 September – eLearning Alliance AGM and Taster Workshops3 September – eAssessment Scotland 2010 Marking the Decade - Dundee15, 16 September – networking meeting sponsored by Learning Pool – Glasgow/Edinburgh (TBC)29 September – HE/FE Special Interest Group meeting on eAssessment – ICC, GlasgowOctober – networking meeting sponsored by Learning Nexus – (TBC)5 October – European Funding event on how to apply for bids – Anne McNeillNovember – Workshop run by Screenmedia11 November – NHS Special Interest Group Meeting25 November - Scottish Local Authorities Special Interest Group Meeting, Perth & Kinross Council
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Dates for your diary:
26 August - Scottish Local Authorities Special Interest Group Meeting - Dundee
30 August - Udutu Workshop - Edinburgh
31 August - NHS Special Interest Group Meeting - Edinburgh
1 September - eLearning Alliance AGM
3 September - eAssessment Scotland 2010 Marking the Decade - Dundee
Technology Playpen - connecting people, connecting ideas - try it out!
Audrey McConnach
Business and Events Manager
The eLearning Alliance
PO Box 3398
Glasgow G66 9AY
telephone 0845 331 3539
skype audrey.mcconnach
mob 0774 9416743
email audrey@elearningalliance.org
http://www.elearningalliance.org
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