News stories from The Corporate eLearning Consortium in 2012
Resources not courses to meet the leadership & management skills gap
The Corporate eLearning Consortium | 02 May 2012
The Corporate eLearning Consortium is delighted to announce a unique partnership with GoodPractice, to provide essential resources to meet the leadership and management skills gap faced by British business.
Corporate eLearning Consortium supporting Learning at Work Day
The Corporate eLearning Consortium | 30 Apr 2012
The Corporate eLearning Consortium is offering organisations access to its entire suite of eLearning, to support Learning at Work Day on 17 May and encourage the development of essential skills within British business.
The benefits of benchmarking your eLearning journey
The Corporate eLearning Consortium | 12 Mar 2012
Laura Overton, Towards Maturity MD, says benchmarking is an invaluable tool that will help shape future workshops held by The Corporate eLearning Consortium, to ensure they meet members’ needs. Laura will also explain how benchmarking can be used as a powerful means of improving performance, when she presents at the inaugural meeting of the Consortium on 28 March, London.
Collaboration is key to doing ‘more for less’ in L&D
The Corporate eLearning Consortium | 06 Feb 2012
Learning practitioners will discover how collaborative working can help them do ‘more for less’ at the inaugural meeting of The Corporate eLearning Consortium on 28 March, London. Martin Baker, founder of the new Consortium, will explain how working together to share knowledge, resources and best practice can empower L&D in the corporate sector.
Seminar: Think like a charity to ensure L&D success
The Corporate eLearning Consortium | 23 Jan 2012
Martin Baker will be talking about the valuable lessons that corporates can learn from charities, when he introduces a case study presentation about eLearning in The National Autistic Society, at Learning Technologies on 25 January, London. Martin has been so impressed by the collaborative approach of The Charity Learning Consortium, which he founded and heads, that he’s launching an eLearning consortium for corporate organisations at the show.
Unique collaborative concept set to revolutionise corporate eLearning
The Corporate eLearning Consortium | 22 Jan 2012
The Corporate eLearning Consortium, launching at Learning Technologies on 25 January, is designed to help corporates work smart, saving time and money while networking with others - sharing resources, knowledge and best practice on the road to eLearning success. Martin Baker is launching the new Consortium following the amazing success of his collaborative approach to eLearning in the charity sector.