E-Learning Training
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The Academy will help you and your staff develop e-learning skills and knowledge in three ways:
Connect Think Learn
CONNECT: with the Academy's e-coach and fellow Academy members.
THINK: about what e-learning means to your organisation specifically. Every organisation's culture is unique.
LEARN: how to best apply strategies and solutions that meet your organisation’s training needs.
Think of the Academy as an online e-learning train the trainer. You will have access to e-learning resources and online courses written for the corporate trainer. Importantly, you will have access to online coaching from a practicing e-learning training expert. To find out more about the benefits of becoming an Academy member, visit the Membership page.
Key features of membership
- E-Learning courses about e-learning
- Discussion forums
- Practical tools
- Valuable resources
- Personal support from the e-coach, Alison Bickford
Of course, if you are an Australian organisation, the e-coach is also available to train staff on-site. Visit our Workshop page or simply contact us with your specific e-learning training needs.
Thinking about joining the E-Learning Academy?
Why not give Alison a call on office: +61 2 8824 3340, mobile: +61 417 252 960 or email us.
Who is the E-Learning Academy e-coach?
Alison Bickford is Director and Principal E-Learning Consultant for CONNECT THINKING®. Alison has been working in the organisational e-learning training space since 2002. Her expertise embraces learning design in all forms of e-learning tools and platforms, including social media. At the heart of her practice is a practical approach to e-learning training. In today's organisational milieu, Alison helps practitioners to develop learning solutions that provide tangible benefits to the business, HR strategy and the employee.
Alison began her formal studies in 2003. Alison has a Graduate Diploma in Facilitating and Managing E-Learning, a Master of Arts in E-Learning and is writing her doctoral thesis entitled Examination of virtual learning spaces within a corporate context: Design and practice implications. For more information, visit Alison's profile on LinkedIn. Why not follow Alison on Twitter.




