Video Arts

Macmillan Cancer Support has invested in mobile learning to provide more flexible training for its 500 staff and 4,000 health and social care professionals across the UK.

The Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM) has created a more flexible study option on its flagship Level 3 Leadership and Management qualification by incorporating four e-learning courses from Video Arts.

Learning content specialist Video Arts will be launching new soft skills training courses and showcasing its e-learning, m-learning and training video expertise on stand 91 at Learning Technologies (29-30 January 2013, Olympia 2, London).

Video Arts, the learning content specialist, has partnered with e-learning company Netex to create a new series of 26 ‘responsive design’ online courses which will work across a range of devices such as tablets, smartphones and laptops.

A survey by Video Arts shows that 2013 will be a busy year for L&D practitioners whose most popular new year's resolutions are to offer more e-learning and develop their personal skills.

Video Arts has appointed Steve Webster as its new head of sales.

A new survey on training delivery from Video Arts shows that soft skills training is now the number one priority for L&D teams, having overtaken leadership development, which had been the top priority for the last three years.

Friends Life is using e-learning courses from Video Arts to improve the soft skills capabilities of 3,000 UK staff.

Lancaster University Management School is supplementing its teaching capabilities with expert soft skills learning content from Video Arts, to provide core practical skills for students on its business, management and marketing programmes.

Two unorthodox leadership development resources, showing the business lessons from Machiavelli's The Prince and Sun Tzu's The Art of War, are now available from Video Arts.