Brightideas Webinars 20th January 2010: How to show...
20th January 2010: How to show e-learning can add value to your organisation
20th January 2010 - 10.30am
Presenter: Lars Hyland, Brightwave
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How can you show that e-learning is clearly adding value to your business?
Learning portals provide a focused, engaging and contextual experience for staff that more directly supports their working day. In this session Lars Hyland demonstrates how global media company Sky is revolutionising its induction programme with a pioneering media-rich portal.
Drawing on experience from some of the UK's most recognised brands (Bupa, EDF Energy, Vodafone) Lars will examine:
- Using focused learning portals to solve key business challenges
- Improving performance of new starters with a smart onboarding or induction programme
- How cutting the 'time to competence' clearly establishes the value of learning
- Making 'self-service' performance support easy to use, engaging and effective
- Five tips for building an unbeatable business case.
Note to editors - About Brightwave
Brightwave is the UK's leading provider of highly engaging work-based e-learning that delivers results and helps change behaviour. Brightwave works in partnership with complex global clients to provide a complete e-learning service, from content development to innovative tools, hosting and management, performance support and evaluation.
Clients include BT, Bupa, DHL Logistics, EDF Energy, IKEA, ScottishPower, Sky, Swiss Re, T-Mobile, TUI, The Royal Bank of Scotland, Virgin Atlantic Airways as well as public sector organisations like the Healthcare Commission, City of Edinburgh Council and Office for National Statistics.
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