Charity Learning Consortium

Tom Kuhlmann – the well known eLearning guru – will be sharing his knowledge and skills at a one day, interactive, rapid eLearning workshop on 22 May, London. The event is designed to help boost skills to build cost effective in-house eLearning.

Martin Baker will be leading a debate about the potential to access eLearning via Facebook, at the Learning & Skills exhibition in London on 26 January. Hare brained idea or brilliant way to deliver cost effective learning? Come and share your views

Members of The Charity Learning Consortium are busy filming for a huge collaborative video learning project. All members have been offered a free flip cam to create short pieces of video learning to share with other members of the community.

L&D commentators and specialists review the last 12 months and make their predictions for the year ahead. Find out what the highlight was for Martin Baker, Laura Overton, Clive Shepherd, Nigel Paine, and what they see on the learning horizon for 2012

Martin Baker, founder and CEO of The Charity Learning Consortium, has become an Ambassador to LINGOs – the likeminded US consortium which provides affordable eLearning and resources to humanitarian relief organisations working around the world.

More for less is the L&D mantra of our times, but is it really possible asks Clive Shepherd, in the latest Charity Learning Consortium eNewsletter - and if so, how do L&D professionals go about achieving it?

Recommendations that staff and volunteers in the charity sector should receive 40 hours of development time a year have been largely welcomed by Martin Baker, the founder and CEO of The Charity Learning Consortium.

Learn how to save time and money on eLearning at a webinar on 9 December at 10am. Charities are invited to join an online presentation about the benefits of joining the Charity Learning Consortium, which is followed by an email training session.

Martin Baker, the founder and CEO of The Charity Learning Consortium, has pledged to help raise the profile of the eLearning Network in 2012 - its 25th anniversary year - after being voted onto the board.

United Response, the disability charity, has won the Charity Learning Award for the best means of engaging their eLearning audience, with a multi pronged approach which ensured that a new money saving online learning programme was adopted by staff.