E-learning is certainly being sold, no doubt about that. But who is actually buying it? What is the market for e-learning worldwide? In the US? In Europe? In the UK? In Asia and the Pacific? This white paper finds plenty of reasons to be optimistic. Strong underlying drivers in markets world-wide indicate that while e-learning may well have been over-hyped in the short term, in the long term it has probably been under-hyped.

A free guide on how to design, develop and support learners through learning communities: Why you should establish a learning community; The benefits learning communites can deliver; The critical success factors involved; The role of the facilitator / moderator; The barriers and how to overcome them.

Many clients want to include video in their e-learning courses meaning that we need to become film directors as part of our day job too. But it’s not just about having a director’s chair with your name on the back. Follow these tips to ensure your video shoot runs like clockwork.

If you are starting a rapid e-learning project, you will accelerate your progress by ensuring the key elements are in place to get going. Doing so will save valuable time down the line rectifying unresolved issues or help prevent unnecessary development or time spent on tangential activities. This free short insight report explains the differences between rapid e-learning and standard e-learning project definition; the key actions you need to take to initiate your rapid e-learning project.

Thinking about how converting your traditional training courses to digital versions can save your organisation time, effort and money? Wondering how you can create digital materials that wow the learners and have the seal of approval from your trainers?Find out in this guide how it’s all possible.