Charity Learning Consortium

The Charity Learning Consortium has added a wide range of new content to its eLearning library. A new course on career development, and new content added to popular courses such as workplace wellbeing, enhances the eLearning portfolio

With increased demand for charity services and budgets under pressure it’s never been more important to make the most of L&D. A seminar on 1 October will show how eLearning can save charities time & money, reach more learners and boost productivity

The Charity Learning Consortium is delighted to welcome CIPD as a member of its unique and thriving group of organisations - which work together to make learning technologies both affordable and effective.

A group of committed individuals at NDCS made a sound business case for eLearning within the organisation. Their efforts paid off and by focusing on evaluation and evidence-based reporting, they achieved their aim of organisation-wide implementation

Hanover's L&D team wanted bespoke eLearning, but couldn’t afford the hefty price tag – so they trained themselves in instructional design instead. A training investment of £5,000 has so far saved an impressive, and growing, £80,000.

Boring eLearning gets a bad reputation – but it doesn’t have to be that way! The L&D team at Addaction created an engaging eLearning module which had a far reaching effect, and won the Best eLearning Programme in the Charity Learning Awards 2013

The Charity Learning Awards 2013 celebrate the commitment, innovation and achievements of L&D professionals working in the sector. Find out who has won an Award.

eLearning design doesn’t have to be complicated, says Tom Kuhlmann, the world’s leading instructional designer. He’ll be inspiring delegates at an annual Masterclass in London in May, with practical ideas to create great resources.

The entire eLearning industry is being asked to get behind Global Giveback UK, by donating resources and expertise to charities to support essential skills development in the third sector. All L&D organisations and individuals can help...

At the Aldingbourne Trust, a West Sussex based, enterprising charity which supports adults with learning disabilities; eLearning isn’t just saving valuable charity resources, it’s also directly helping to engage and retain staff.