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Successful e-learning Implementation

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This seminar workshop will provide you with useful knowledge to enable you to implement e-learning successfully.

You can spend a fortune on creating a learning programme...

You could have the finest infrastructure in the land and a clear and recognised learning need. But if you fail to implement e-learning effectively it will all be a waste of time and money.

Implementation is the most difficult stage of any e-learning project and one that needs careful planning months, even years ahead. You will need to involve many separate departments and manage the expectations of the whole staff from the CEO down.

This seminar workshop will provide you with useful knowledge to enable you to implement e-learning successfully.

Cost:£345 + VAT (early bird discount £245 + VAT before 26th August)

Booking & Details:
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Location

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