- Npower events 'enthuse' a local school
npower volunteers returned to Greendown Community School with South Swindon MP Anne Snelgrove to help over 260 pupils take part in npower's 'enthuse' day, for the third consecutive year.
(Filed: Mon Mar 16 2009)
- Supanet Launch ‘e-safe@HOME’ to Give Parents Peace of Mind
Leading UK ISP, Supanet, has launched new product 'e-safe@HOME’ as part of a new collaboration with online safety solution provider e-safe education Ltd. Already proven in schools and colleges, the parental control software is designed to protect children from online predators.
(Filed: Thu Mar 12 2009)
- It is a child's game
How does sunlight turn into electricity? How can wind be used to generate power? What happens inside a fuel cell? You might ask yourself. Your children will soon be able to give you the answer. thequietriot.com features today toys for children, which help them learn and understand the principles of renewable energy technologies.
(Filed: Tue Mar 03 2009)
- London Ambulance Service Chooses 'Raptivity and Elicitus Interactive eLearning Suite' as Training Cr
Harbinger Knowledge Products, the creator of Raptivity and Elicitus Suite of Products and Productivity4You which is its UK partner are pleased to announce that London Ambulance Service has chosen Raptivity and Elicitus Interactive eLearning Suite as its platform for creation of training for its staff. After a thorough evaluation of various eLearning tools, London Ambulance Service chose Raptivity and Elicitus for the ease of use and ability to create highly interactive eLearning content without the need of any programming knowledge.
(Filed: Thu Feb 12 2009)
- New level of eLearning Network membership
The eLearning Network (eLN) - a non-profit organisation run by the e-learning community for the e-learning community – has revised its membership criteria. There are now four levels of full membership available, in addition to the associate membership grade.
(Filed: Mon Feb 02 2009)
- Security and Sustainability of Aluminium Rainwater Systems Benefit Schools
The new generation of schools in the UK are designed to be stimulating places to learn and work. Many of these buildings use modern cladding and glazing and fluid shapes with curving walls and wave form or barrel roofs. Managing director Mike McKee, of architectural aluminium experts Guttermaster, involved in projects such as Retford Oaks St Giles’ and Valley Comprehensive in North Nottinghamshire, advises that security and sustainability are vital.
(Filed: Mon Feb 02 2009)
- Kineo launches ‘More for Less’ initiative
The pressure is on training budgets in 2009, with 35% of organisations reducing their training costs according to a recent survey. At this year’s Learning Technologies event in London, Kineo is launching its new More for Less initiative, which includes a new Credit Crunch Survival Manual for training managers and a series of free practical seminars on how to develop cost-effective learning solutions. Kineo will launch the initiative at a free lunchtime seminar on Thursday 29th January at the Learning Technologies event.
(Filed: Tue Jan 27 2009)
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