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UC Irvine getting the word out on green initiative

Professor James A. Boretti will be leading an eLearning course on green workplace and sustainability importance as part of University of California Irvine Extension's environmental programs focus. The eLearning development…

CSE Software Inc. Holds Open House

What CEO Ken Pflederer started in 1990 as Computer Skills Enhancement has grown beyond his initial vision to say the least. CSE Software Inc. evolved long ago from basic training…

ASU recognized for eLearning efforts

A member of the Athens State University faculty has been recognized for his ongoing efforts to utilize and develop eLearning utilities. Steve Clark, the director of academic and structural systems,…

New learning methods for security professionals

A leading provider of private security, AlliedBarton Security Services, announced that they'll be partnering with Drexel University in Philadelphia to improve their eLearning development strategy. AlliedBarton already has an internal…

Education reform and eLearning development

The 21st century classroom is transforming, with learning moving away from the chalkboard and onto digital platforms. Young teachers entering classrooms today may find it difficult to believe that they…

New Hampshire police use simulators for decision making and driving training

Police in Rochester, New Hampshire, have begun training on simulators that combine virtual worlds with on-the-job equipment in order to prepare for dangerous real life situations. Though it may look…

Talent development efforts can be more successful using custom software development

Rigid classroom models and traditional instruction can be effective for sharing some kinds of workplace training. However, substantial research indicates informal and social learning models may help companies prepare employees…

Provide more time for face-to-face contact with eLearning development

Technology offers companies several advantages, but one of the most interesting might actually be the ability to use technology as a last resort. At least, that's the conclusion of a…

Support the adoption of new equipment with simulation development

Employees may be many companies' most valuable resources, but equipment is becoming just as important. Businesses spend quite a bit on new technology and devices that make work easier, and…

Some eLearning development costs can be defrayed by government grants

The returns on investment most companies can achieve with eLearning development are significant when all factors are considered. If profits don't arrive because workers are more fully trained after receiving…

Travelers and remote workers may need eLearning development to stay productive

Some industries are well suited to the freedom telecommuting offers. After all, there's no reason daily tasks that require a computer have to be done in an office, except for…

Make internal hires your greatest resource with eLearning development

Filling positions requires a considerable amount of time and energy. Recruiting perfect strangers means a rigorous series of resume audits and interviews need to be conducted, which isn't something every…