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    • Semcon expands in digital learning through acquisition in the UK

      Walkgrove | Derbyshire |

      In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, a growing number of organisations are discovering that digital learning solutions offer learning that is flexible and targeted to their audiences. Through the acquisition of the UK company Walkgrove, Semcon is expanding its leading offering in digital learning with a local presence in a new geographic market.

    • 100% of Virtual College is acquired by Netex

      Virtual College by Netex | Ilkley |

      We are delighted to announce that Virtual College has reached an agreement with Netex, a Spanish technology company specialising in e-learning solutions and listed on the Spanish BME stock market, for them to acquire all the shares in Virtual College.

    • Marketers’ digital skills stagnate and decline during the pandemic

      Chartered Institute of Marketing |

      New research shows that the marketing industry has bucked wider digital skills trends by stagnating or declining over the last 12 months. General Marketing is the only discipline to see any significant improvement, increasing by 7 per cent. Target Internet and the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) are calling on the industry to prioritise the development of digital skills at all job levels.

    • Key Learning & Development trends for 2022 detected by eCom Scotland

      eCom Learning Solutions | Dunfermline, Scotland |

      Eight key trends will dominate the learning and development (L&D) sector in 2022. These trends have been identified from market research undertaken by eCom Scotland, a leading provider of online training and assessment and which, over the last 25 years, has been building an enviable worldwide reputation for its solutions’ quality and reliability.

    • Virtual College’s latest report delivers valuable insights into new and emerging L&D technologies

      Virtual College by Netex | Ilkley |

      It can’t be denied, technology is currently changing the way in which L&D teams operate throughout all industries and sectors and is providing the L&D professional with many new creative options. To help navigate these, Virtual College, a digital learning provider with over 27 years’ experience, has released a report titled "The Future of Learning & Development". This report explores and discusses the new ways in which technology can be used to enhance digital training programmes.

    • Evolution of L&D: interview with Virtual College

      Learning News | London |

      Virtual College has completed a series of reports into the views of 2,000 of its learner community on how workplace learning is evolving. Learning News spoke to the series authors.

    • LPI announces StoryTagger as media partner

      Learning and Performance Institute | UK |

      Video storytelling platform enables learning leaders to bring their expertise and knowledge to LPiLEARN, inspiring L&D teams with real-world experience.

    • Paul Matthews: workflow learning

      Learning Now tv | London |

      On Learning Now TV, Nov 25: Paul Matthews on 'Workflow Learning'; Nigel Paine discusses his best-selling book on learning culture; Martin Couzins looks at the latest workplace research; Robin Hoyle explains how to overcome resistance to change initiatives and Rob Clarke reports from the Learning Technologies Awards.

    • Nominations for eLN Board open

      The Learning Network |

      Are you just what the eLN needs? Nominations are now open to join the eLN Board; closing date 26 November.

    • eCom Scotland takes the lead in creating a carbon neutral business world

      eCom Learning Solutions | Dunfermline, Scotland |

      The digital learning and assessment specialist, eCom Scotland, has become an active, enthusiastic supporter of Pawprint, the employee engagement app which aims to improve the environment by engaging and encouraging workers to be more ‘eco-thoughtful’.

    • Finance industry: virtual reality training

      Learning News | St. James’s Place |

      St. James’s Place has become what might be the first financial services provider to roll out virtual reality technology for training and role-playing across the business.