Case studies
eLearning gives regulated organisations clear evidence of compliance
eLearning helps charities prove complianceeLearning isn't all about mandatory training and compliance. But for charities that have to meet strict regulations, eLearning is an essential part of the L&D toolkit. “Using the learning management system provided by the...
eLearning saves charities’ cash
eLearning saves charities' cash eLearning saves charities money, and it's as simple as that. Sarah Jeeves explains how eLearning has helped Thames Reach deliver effective training at a lower cost.Off-the-shelf eLearning is an excellent investment when there is a good...
eLearning offers continuity and can help provide a rapid response in extreme situations
One of the benefits of eLearning becomes obvious when external factors challenge how an organisation operates. For any learning function looking for continuity in circumstances beyond their control, having access to eLearning can be vital.
Cats Protection finds eLearning can be as effective as training
Laura Shaw says that eLearning is a popular alternative to training at Cats Protection. The charity’s award-winning, blended Volunteer Champions Programme is also as effective as its face to face programme.
eLearning provides consistency for The Fostering Network
Oana Arama wanted consistency for induction at The Fostering network, and eLearning provided the solution. Consistency is just one of the many benefits of using eLearning, as highlighted in our new white paper.
10 reasons why charities should use eLearning
Tim Drewitt interviewed 10 charity learning practitioners to find out how they’re successfully using eLearning.
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