Further Information: Learners can extend their learning beyond the workplace.
Most working people are time poor!
e-Learning enables us to learn at a time that suits us, to catch up on missed work and to extend our learning experiences beyond the classroom.
e-Learning can be delivered by computer but also through mobile phones, PDA’s and a range of small digital devices. When developing e-Learning rsources it is essential to offer learning in a range of media to take into account different access patterns.
Some learners may be able to work online in staff rooms or dedicated learning centres. Others will work from home. A major part of any e-Learning strategy is the consideration that budget holders, developers and trainers must give to learner’s access and this includes the skills necessary to use the technology effectively.
Read the article from Computing.co.uk to see how mobile technology is helping Community Health Workers in Nottingham to do their job more efficiently, save travel time and improve patient care.
An interesting article in Psychiatric Bulletin supported by The Royal College of Psychiatrists, about the use of podcasts in CPD.
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