- HarvestRoad Hive facilitates the ‘buzz’ of learning at Staffordshire University
Remaining at the leading edge of learning technology, Staffordshire University - one of the first users of virtual learning environments (VLEs), known in the corporate world as learning management systems (LMSs) – is now discovering the benefits of using a Federated Digital Repository System (FDRS).
(Filed: Wed Jun 04 2008)
- 10/10 as SkillsTrain wins top slot from professional book-keeping body
British distance learning college, SkillsTrain, has become the country’s top achieving college in the recent International Association of Book-keepers computerised book keeping exams. The company, which has trained over 6 million students in over 60 years, fought off fierce competition from other full-time learning institutes and colleges, to achieve the top accolade.
(Filed: Tue Jun 03 2008)
- SQA signs landmark e-Assessment contract with BTL
BTL Group Ltd, a leading UK Learning and Assessment solutions provider, announced today that the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) has selected BTL to provide an enterprise wide e-assessment development and delivery system.
(Filed: Mon Apr 07 2008)
- Young Enterprise Celebrates 35 Years
As part of their ongoing 35th Anniversary celebrations this year, Young Enterprise in Aylesbury Vale held a fundraising dinner on Thursday 13 March at the Hardings Restaurant at Aylesbury College. Many of the Charity’s supporters were there, and an amazing selection of auction prizes helped to make the evening a huge success.
(Filed: Fri Mar 14 2008)
- British plumbers opt for stay at home studies
In the light of Britain’s continued shortage of qualified trades people, home study specialists Train4Trade Skills has announced that thousands are signing up to study at home, using their unique blended learning plumbing courses.
(Filed: Mon Mar 03 2008)
- Grandma Goes Global
Grandmother Robyn Dalby-Stockwell battles child illiteracy.
(Filed: Mon Mar 03 2008)
- Train4TradeSkills plumbing home study gets PM’s backing
British businessman, Mr. Jan Telensky, supports government's concern for British workers to train for new skills. The CEO of plumbing home study organisation Train4Trade skills was speaking in the light of the British Prime Minister Gordon Brown's recent statements announcing plans to encourage British workers to train for a skill, or face future unemployment.
(Filed: Mon Mar 03 2008)
- Entrepreneurs club is a real success
At the beginning of the academic year, Chris Underwood, Chairman of Young Enterprise Aylesbury Vale, came up with the idea of enhancing the Young Enterprise experience by organising monthly Entrepreneurs Club.
(Filed: Tue Feb 05 2008)
- Trainer1 revises Institute’s e-learning materials
The Institute of Direct Marketing (IDM) has commissioned Trainer1, one of the UK’s leading independent e-learning specialists, to update e-learning materials relating to its professional qualifications programme - leading to both ‘diploma’ and ‘certificate’ level qualifications.
(Filed: Fri Dec 28 2007)
- MyKnowledgeMap supports Moodle for community e-learning
Learning technology provider MyKnowledgeMap - www.myknowledgemap.com - has integrated new modular e-portfolio Multi-Port into the Moodle course management system (CMS) - http://moodle.org - in anticipation of its increased uptake by the educational sector.
(Filed: Sun Dec 16 2007)
- Tata Interactive Systems brings help to children with learning difficulties
Thanks to help from the global learning provider, Tata Interactive Systems (TIS), more than 3,300 children with learning difficulties are now getting professional help and advice with their education – and more children with learning difficulties are receiving that help each day.
(Filed: Sun Dec 16 2007)
- Exciting film led resource to launch at BETT 2008
Dramatic Media Ltd, who have been shortlisted for the BETT 2008 Core Primary Subject Award, (Literacy through Fire Safety Awareness KS2) have announced the launch of a new resource entitled ‘English and the Media’.
(Filed: Fri Dec 14 2007)
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