Engage in Learning produces e-learning course on Equality and Diversity in US English The e-learning supplier, Engage in Learning has produced a version of its course on Equality and Diversity in the workplace that is intended for all USA-based organizations. “It’s generally accepted that promoting a fair and diverse workforce helps organizations reduce business risk…
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Whistleblowing E-learning Course Launched by Engage in Learning
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Whistleblowing E-learning Course Launched by Engage in LearningPeriodically, whistleblowing – disclosing wrongdoing, usually within a large organisation – hits the headlines. Its consequences for all concerned can be serious and far-reaching. So, to help all those who are contemplating whistleblowing – or who are affected by whistleblowing – to understand their responsibilities and the protection…
An extensive portfolio revealed at the Learning Technologies Summer Forum
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An extensive portfolio revealed at the Learning Technologies Summer ForumOver 100 e-learning courses on Health and Safety, Compliance, Leadership and Management, IT and Project Management, Business Skills and Customer Services will be on show on the Engage in Learning stand at this year’s Learning Technologies Summer Forum, being held at Excel on 11th July. These…
Article Suggests Ten Tips for Preventing Unconscious Bias at Work
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Article Suggests Ten Tips for Preventing Unconscious Bias at Work The latest article to be published on e-learning supplier Engage in Learning’s website, deals with unconscious bias – and suggests ten tips to help reduce its effects. Written by the internationally-known writer and commentator on corporate online learning, Bob Little, the article begins with a…
Engage in Learning blog says what to look for in an e-learning supplier
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Engage in Learning blog says what to look for in an e-learning supplier A recent post on the Engage in Learning Blog offers advice – in the shape of ten criteria – on what buyers should be looking for in an e-learning supplier. Written by the internationally-known online learning technologies writer and commentator, Bob Little,…
Engage in Learning raises quality issues about e-learning
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Engage in Learning raises quality issues about e-learning A recent blog post on e-learning’s ten benefits has seen record numbers of visitors coming to the Engage in Learning website. So, the UK-based e-learning producer and supplier has commissioned a further blog post from the article’s author, Bob Little. This time, Bob Little – an internationally-known…
Engage in Learning publishes ten benefits of e-learning
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Engage in Learning publishes ten benefits of e-learning Bob Little – an internationally-known writer who writes about, and commentates on, the online learning technologies sector around the world – has written a guest blog post for the e-learning provider, Engage in Learning. The blog post outlines – and amplifies – ten key benefits of e-learning:…
Engage in Learning becomes a Learning Now TV Channel Partner
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Engage in Learning becomes a Learning Now TV Channel Partner Engage in Learning, the provider of a complete solution to meet every e-learning need, has joined a growing band of key organisations in the learning and development (L&D) sector by becoming a channel partner of Learning Now TV. Learning Now TV is a live-streamed internet…
Engage in Learning helps remove Unconscious Bias in dealing with others
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Engage in Learning helps remove Unconscious Bias in dealing with others To help people make the most appropriate decisions when it comes to working with others – and/or recruiting, promoting and managing them – Engage in Learning has launched a video-based, interactive online learning programme on ‘Unconscious Bias’. Engage in Learning’s Managing Director, Chris Horseman,…
Engage in Learning launches learning materials to help prevent card fraud
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Engage in Learning launches learning materials to help prevent card fraud Some £58bn was spent via credit and debit cards in the UK in April last year – some 6.8 per cent more than was spent in April 2016 – according to the UK’s Office for National Statistics. While this might appear to offer increasing…