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If the total life of an e-learning project was just one year
then the planning stage starting on New Year’s Day, would end
around November. Without detailed planning the whole project is
very unlikely to succeed. But this long night before the dawn is
often total darkness for those involved. What do you have to
research and put in place? Do you need to have a qualification
in project management to stand any chance? What should you
outsource and what can you DIY? This conference will cover all
the many stages of planning an e-learning project. It might not
be everything you ever needed to know about implementing
e-learning but if you want to see the light of a successful
project then this conference is a must
Price: £250 + VAT
Early-bird discount available until 22nd October - £200 +
VAT
Subscriber, member and group discounts available. To register
and for more information please go to www.elearningage.co.uk/go2.htm or email aimeeg@bizmedia.co.uk or
call +44 (0) 118 960 2820
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Planning the Planning - A guide to implementing e-learning
This conference will cover all the many stages of planning an e-learning project. It might not be everything you ever needed to know about implementing e-learning but if you want to see the light of a successful project then this conference is a must.
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