by Viola Lloyd | Jun 22, 2021 | -Features, Uncategorised
Supporting long term wellbeing Being kind to yourself is often short term. Tom Moore shares his tips for thinking about your long term mental health. We’re taught from a young age how important it is to be kind to others. But is there enough emphasis put on being...
by Viola Lloyd | Jun 17, 2021 | -Features, Digital Learning, Uncategorised
Creating eLearning using HP5 Charlotte Evans walks us through the H5P online tool, to help you create engaging, interactive eLearning What is H5P? It’s a free online tool to help you create all kinds of interactive content, including eLearning You can plug it into any...
by Viola Lloyd | May 24, 2021 | -Features, EDI, Uncategorised
Equity vs equality When it comes to EDI, should we be talking about equality, diversity and inclusion, or use the term equity instead? Is there any difference and does the terminology really matter? Charlotte Evans from the Charity Learning Consortium explains why...
by Viola Lloyd | May 18, 2021 | -Features, Apprenticeships, Strategy, Uncategorised
Demystifying apprenticeships Apprenticeships are a golden opportunity for the charity sector, but with so much red tape to wade through they often go untapped. Rhea Maughan from the Charities Aid Foundation explains everything you need to know to tap into...
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 | May 4, 2021 | -Features, Digital Learning, Uncategorised
Launching learning pathways The Charity Learning Consortium has developed some fantastic new functionality for the Moodle learning management system that it provides. Josh Willcock, Head of Technology at the Consortium, explains how learning pathways will enhance the...
