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High Standards

Quality Engineering Management - Made by Adobe

Bangalore (IN)/ Karlsruhe (GER), February 2009 - (by Kirsten Seegmüller) Worldwide quality management needs a cohesive approach. For this reason, Adobe Systems' quality managers meet annually to agree on standards and training. Kirsten Seegmüller spoke with Suresh Jayaraman, who works as quality manager in Bangalore, India, where he is responsible for both product quality and an efficient workflow. » MORE

Content Management

learn eXact Enterprise Unveiled at Learning Technologies

Richmond-upon-Thames (UK), January 2009 - At this year's Learning Technologies exhibition, Giunti Labs will be offering previews of learn eXact Enterprise, the latest version of its learning-content-management system (LCMS). Visitors to Giunti Labs' stand can 'test drive' this state-of-the-art LCMS while enjoying guidance from its developers. » MORE

British Army

Operation Numerika - Numeracy Skills via Nintendo DS

Brighton (UK), January 2009 - Epic has been commissioned to design a basic skills numeracy programme entitled 'Operation Numerika' to support the training of entry recruits in the British Army. 'Operation Numerika' is delivered on Nintendo DS and is closely evaluated to monitor the process of its users. » MORE

Letter from UK

'Little's Britain': Mobile revelations

London (UK), January 2009 - (by Bob Little) Kris Swanson, of Merrill Lynch, has revealed that the company has some 60,000 employees and, of these, some 21,000 have BlackBerry mobile devices. Of these, some 6,000 have been given access to mobile learning materials and, to date, there are some 2,000 regular users of this mobile learning material. That means that some 9.5 per cent of those with access to the delivery technology for mobile learning are using it. » MORE

Open Source

Non-Specialist Tools for Specialist Content

Vienna (AT), January 2009 - Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) offers impressive possibilities in the area of rapid content development. The eLearning specialists at common sense - eLearning & training consultants in Vienna support client teams worldwide in the implementation and instructional use o FOSS tools. » MORE

Building for 55+

Best Examples From Over Twenty Countries on DVD

Berverly Hills, CA (USA), January 2009 - A new series of educational DVDs on new trends in nursing homes and retirement villages is now available for nursing home and retirement village executives, developers, builders, designers, town planners, government officials, and anyone with an interest in providing housing to the over- 55 market. » MORE

Collaboration

New eLearning Training for Cisco TelePresence System

Irvine, CA/Warrenville, IL (USA), January 2009 - Ascolta, a provider of information-technology training and learning services, and CourseAvenue, developer of learning-content authoring systems and learning-integration services, have announced the availability of end-user training on Cisco's TelePresence System in a convenient eLearning format. » MORE

Business Cooperation

Cegos Group and dp Sign Cooperation Contract

Munich (GER)/Issy-les-Moulineaux (FR), January 2009 - Cegos Group, the European leader in professional development, and German language-training experts digital publishing have signed an agreement to promote their respective eLearning training courses. From now on, Cegos is offering its customers language training and, for its part, digital publishing is becoming an official partner for the "eLearning Solutions by Cegos" range. » MORE

Serious Games

Pioneers of 3D eLearning Technology

Sunderland (UK), January 2009 - Gaming is no longer the preserve of adolescents, but has entered the corporate and education mainstream for web-based learning. Caspian Learning explains multiple applications of serious gaming and shows synergies that stem from working with Adobe Systems. » MORE

Administration Tool

Software Available to Support Train to Gain Programmes

Coventry (UK), January 2009 - The £350 million expansion of British government funding made available through the "Train to Gain" programme has significantly changed the categories of training providers eligible to deliver software through this effort. » MORE