by Viola Lloyd | Nov 3, 2021 | -Case Studies, Blended, Strategy, Uncategorised
Using Learning Pathways to launch a blended leadership programme at RSPCA Pam Pappenheim shares her approach to using learning pathways to create a leadership programme at RSPCA, using eLearning and video learning as part of a blend. Download PDF The programme...
by Viola Lloyd | Jul 29, 2021 | -Case Studies, Covid-19, Uncategorised
St John Ambulance’s rapid Covid response St John Ambulance has trained a volunteer army to support the NHS throughout the pandemic, carrying out mass vaccinations, responding to emergency calls and assisting in hospitals and communities. This has meant a rapid...
by Viola Lloyd | Jul 27, 2021 | -Case Studies, -Features, -News, Covid-19, Induction, Uncategorised
Rapid L&D at Royal Voluntary Service Stacie Lloyd, Learning and Development Manager at Royal Voluntary Service, spearheaded the training of 750,000 NHS Volunteer Responders during the covid pandemic. She recently chatted to Michelle Parry-Slater about the...
by Viola Lloyd | May 11, 2021 | -Case Studies, -Features, Digital Learning, Uncategorised
Digital transformation at BPAS Training at the British Pregnancy Advisory Service has been transformed from classroom based to a blended approach which people love. This dynamic new way of learning has seen the charity save money whilst increasing the scale and reach...
by Viola Lloyd | Apr 15, 2021 | -Case Studies, -Features, Digital Learning, Uncategorised
Gamifying eLearning to engage your learners Peter Jones explains how face to face training has been transformed at Stroke Association, using a variety of techniques to make eLearning active and engaging. This has included designing imaginative games to transform dry...
by Viola Lloyd | Mar 2, 2021 | -Case Studies, -News
St John Ambulance wins silver in global training awards St John Ambulance – a valued member of the Charity Learning Consortium – has won a prestigious award for its training programme to upskill thousands of volunteers to help during the pandemic “A great...
