Charity Learning Consortium

Winners of the Charity Learning Awards 2012 are celebrating success:TACT and Cats Protection scooped top awards, impressing judges with their eLearning use. Suzie Micallef of The Children’s Society won the award for Dedicated eLearning Professional

The winners of the Charity Learning Awards 2012 are celebrating their success: RNLI, Addaction, Blue Cross and The Aldingbourne Trust were amongst the winners that impressed judges with their eLearning prowess.

Nick Shackleton-Jones, Head of Online & Informal learning at BP, will open the Charity Learning Conference & Awards on 14 November. He’ll be talking about how putting learner’s needs first at BP has turned traditional eLearning on its head.

Julie Wedgwood, a leading architect of blended learning, will be inspiring delegates at The Charity Learning Conference on 14 November, London, when she’ll be unveiling her new blended learning design model and pulling free tools out of her kitbag.

Blended learning goes well beyond simply adding eLearning to a classroom course. But what’s the best way to achieve an effective blend? Clive Shepherd has some practical answers for delegates at the Charity Learning Conference, 14 November, London.

The agreement will see all members of The Charity Learning Consortium gain Learning and Performance Institute membership

Donald Kirkpatrick, the ‘Father’ of Evaluation, will be making a guest appearance at an Evaluation webinar for charities around the world on 30 August. Evaluation experts Jim & Wendy Kirkpatrick are once again hosting the free, annual webinar.

The Charity Learning Consortium is holding a webinar at 11am on 21st June to explain how collaboration can help charities save precious resources, whilst still addressing the essential skills of their staff.

The Charity Learning Consortium is aiming to spread a little happiness, by making all of its eLearning free for Adult Learners’ Week, including Learning at Work Day on 17 May, to all charities and not for profits working in the voluntary sector.

Martin Baker is toasting the success of the eLearning Global Giveback awards – a competition celebrating eLearning developed by expert volunteers for charities working in international development.