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Welcome to the October newsletter
The mood was bullish and optimistic at our 'Delivering Change with E-Learning' event in Scotland on Sept 16th. Everyone was upbeat about the benefits that e-learning could bring for business, learner and purse. 88% of delegates attending said they are planning on increasing e-learning and crucially, they expect this to improve the quality and level of service their organisations can provide.
Not surprisingly, the common challenges remain engaging learners and getting to the next level of effectiveness. Clear objectives and good design help and we were honoured to hear powerful ROI stories from forward-thinking Brightwave clients: City of Edinburgh and South Lanarkshire Councils and Sky. Get in touch if you'd like to view slides and case studies from the event.
And a whopping 200 people joined us for our webinar "How to implement successful live online training" which demonstrated how the medium can play a unique and valuable part in your L&D strategy. If you missed it, fret not, we have put together a free guide which will help you make the right decisions.
Also, check out a great article, recently published in eLearning Age, from our Head of Learning Design, James Cory-Wright about how brand-led learning design better aligns employees with corporate strategy and customers.
Simply select a link below to view more, and don't forget to join us on Twitter!
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FREE GUIDE: How to implement successful live online training
This guide explains how you can successfully implement a programme of live online training, including tips, tricks and considerations.
Register for your copy here
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How e-learning can boost sales and improve employee retention
Originally published on XpertHR.co.uk Sky's e-learning portal has reduced staff induction time by one week (gaining 1700 weeks of productivity) and improved retention and performance among joiners.
Read the case study here
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Shedding light on the dark side
The first in a series of three blog posts, inspired by a recent workshop held for people new to the e-learning industry, that aims to dispel any myths or misconceptions about design.
Read more and comment
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Style and substance
Originally published in eLearning Age, October 2010
Brightwave's Head of Learning Design, James Cory-Wright explores how brand-led learning design can align employees with corporate values and customers through a consistent, shared learning experience.
Read more
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New director appointed as Brightwave expands
Brightwave welcomes Ashley Wheaton as group sales director following new contract wins with Pfizer, The Body Shop, the BBC and AAT.
Read more
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For more information on Brightwave or to discuss your e-learning needs please email sam.brackley@brightwave.co.uk or call 01273 827676.
  
About Brightwave
Brightwave is the UK's leading workplace e-learning specialist with a reputation for high quality, high impact projects for great clients across a range of business areas. Our mission is to help you engage employees to learn and perform to their full potential. From onboarding and compliance to major business transformation. We're committed to supporting your people and your organisation through any business change or training initiative with a collaborative approach, award-winning design skills, real world business sense and imagination. Clients include: BT, Bupa, EDF Energy, Deutsche Bank, Sky, Swiss Re, TUI, Unilever, Virgin Atlantic Airways as well as public sector organisations like the Home Office, City of Edinburgh Council and Office for National Statistics.
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