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Tangible Benefits of e-Learning at The Learning and Technology World Forum and BILD

Jacquie Kelly recently presented the findings of the 'Tangible Benefits of e-Learning' work at two prestigious events in London.

Jacquie and representative case study authors (Simon Wilkinson of Nottingham University, Stuart Hirst of Leeds Metropolitan University, Chris Hall of Swansea University, Jane Priestley and Judith Hinton both of Bradford University) presented at The Learning and Technology World Forum 2009, organised by Becta. The session raised interesting questions and a discussion around re-use and sharing of e-learning artefacts.

Jacquie was also invited to speak at The British Institute for Learning and Development (BILD) event 'Return on Investment: Assessing the Real Value of Training'. There were four presentations and discussions given over the whole day around the theme. Delegates were given the opportunity to network with around 50 other individuals from various organisations and sectors within the Learning and Development field.


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