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Corporate eLearning
New Version of tt performance suite ELearning Software
Heidelberg (GER), May 2016 - Knowledge is fundamentally important to any company’s long term success. It is therefore essential to make knowledge available to employees with a mix of information that is simultaneously meaningful and timely. With tt performance suite, tts GmbH delivers precisely the right instrument to meet this purpose. The software offers a highly integrated eLearning authoring environment, which combines the functions of a professional, server-based documentation system with a powerful eLearning production tool, and provides a variety of ways to publish content to employees. More than 4,500,000 users already benefit from the software to meet their daily needs for corporate knowledge. tt performance suite is now available in a new version with functions that make it even more flexible in specific customer situations.
New Security and Terror Alerts eLearning Course
Milton Keynes (UK), May 2016 - Global eLearning provider EssentialSkillz have launched a new eLearning course to help staff be prepared and know what to do in the event of a terrorist attack.
New Bubble Blaster Learning Game
Windsor (UK), May 2016 - Growth Engineering, a multi-award winning learning-technologies company, has launched its brand-new learning game, Bubble Blaster. The game is available as a template on Genie, Growth Engineering’s game-based content authoring tool.
Tata Interactive Systems Wins Platinum Award
Mumbai (IN), May 2016 - Tata Interactive Systems (TIS), a global leader in the field of education and learning, has won a Platinum Award at the 2016 LearnX Impact Awards. Now in its ninth year, the Awards aim to honour those companies making an impact in learning and development throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
» MOREA New Way in Digital Learning: QA Online ITIL Academy
London (UK), May 2016 - QA, a UK leader in IT and business-skills training, has launched its Online ITIL® Academy as part of a planned series including Project Management, Cyber Security, Business Systems Development, and App and Web Development.
» MOREOpen to Deliver Unique HR Technology Insights
Cirencester (UK), May 2016 - The 2016 HR Realities research launches this week, continuing the success of the only cross-European insights into HR technology and its impact on the future of work. Led by one of Europe’s leading HR and learning analysts, the Fosway Group, in partnership with HRN, one of the world’s largest corporate HR networks, the research is in its third year and is open to HR professionals across the Continent.
Remote-Learner Joins the Global Totara Partner Network
Denver, CO (USA), May 2016 - Totara Learning is delighted to welcome Remote-Learner to the global Totara Partner network. As a long-standing leader in the world of open-source eLearning platforms, Remote-Learner consistently provides innovation in learning and training solutions. Through this partnership, the Denver-based company can now offer the award-winning Totara platform to the business, government, and education markets in North America.
» MOREWhitepaper to Support Change-Management Initiatives
London (UK), May 2016 – ILX, a global best-practice learning company, has released a new whitepaper entitled "Middle Management and Their Influence and Impact on Organisational Change". It looks at how organisations can better utilise valuable skills and knowledge in middle-management layers as instruments for successful change initiatives.
Create eLearning Is Reconfirmed as Meeting ISO 9001 Quality
Glasgow (SCT), May 2016 - The mobile-friendly eLearning portal producer Create eLearning has passed its ISO 9001 surveillance audit. ISO 9001 is a quality-management standard that helps organisations demonstrate that they deliver a consistently high level of service.
High-Quality Content Will Prevail over Time
Saarbrücken (GER), May 2016 - Some experts involved in digital training say that producing costly eLearning content is a thing of the past: creating hours of training in movie quality is simply too expensive. Target audiences consisting of young learners need little bites of training that present content in a concise and easy-to-grasp manner. But will these bites, which are known as learning nuggets, be sufficient to reflect complex learning needs? And what concept will future learning content be based on in order to engage and motivate learners, while meeting the increasingly complex requirements of organizations in terms of on-the-job training at the same time? Christian Wachter, CEO of IMC AG in Saarbrücken, Germany, and Sven R. Becker, Sales Professional at IMC, talk about learning contents of the future and stand up for high-quality eLearning content.
