e-learning News - April 2012

Patten University is providing e-learning courses this summer.

Dr Stephen Farry has launched the inaugural e-learning innovation awards in Northern Ireland.

E-learning is enhancing the education of University of Wisconsin-Madison students.

BCW Group has invested in an e-learning tool to help debt collectors deal with people with mental health problems.

E-learning is making a big impact in the United Arab Emirates.

An e-learning course will help people lose visceral fat, a nutritionist has said.

An expert has said e-learning could be very useful in South African education.

Refugees are being inspired with e-learning courses.

Education minister Ronald Thwaites has called on primary educators to use e-learning.

In the future, e-learning will support classroom education, it has been said.

E-learning has benefits for both schools and businesses.

The Vatican and Oxford University are collaborating to put old texts online.

The Fiji Public Service Commission is promoting e-learning.

An expert has made suggestions regarding how foreign language teachers can use social media.

As part of its expansion, Virtual College is delighted to announce the appointment of seven new members of staff to meet the ever increasing demand for its e-learning products at this time of significant business growth for the organisation.

SFCC has invested in e-learning courses.

Iowa legislators are looking into online learning.

Tennessee lawmakers are examining e-learning.

E-learning course facilitator SSIF has upgraded its website.