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E-Learning Debate 2009

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Today saw a tremendous gathering of the who's who of UK learning technologies in the historic debating chamber of the Oxford Union. Many thanks must go to e-learning developers Epic for putting together this event and allowing their own industry to be placed under the microscope.

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The Big Question: Predictions for 2009

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The Learning Circuits Blog Big Question for January asks what are your challenges, plans and predictions for 2009? Here are my offerings: Challenges Keeping innovation and change on the agenda when all anyone's interested in is survival. Keeping the income flowing in when spending on external contractors could take a hit.

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How online education could mean a very few attain stardom

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It brought to mind a posting I made back in 2009, called How online media helps to create ever brighter stars. I thought I''d bring it back to life here: September 22, 2009 Webinars, video recordings and podcasts provide the opportunity for experts to share their thoughts and experiences with a wide audience.

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Clips and tips are what you want when you're on the move

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Back in November 2009, I posted about Yet another renaissance for the training video and marvelled at how Video Arts has been able to re-invent itself as each new opportunity presents itself.Well here we go again. I've been taking a look at the first iPhone app from long-standing training film specialist, London-based Video Arts.

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European e-learning market headlines

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The report suggests that, in 2010, the UK market will grow by “no more that 4.76% on the 2009 figure” to a total of some £472m. Learning Light has today published its estimates for the European e-learning market.

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Want a cushy little number? Why not be a training specialist?

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Money (US figures): Median annual earnings were $52,120 in 2009. Here are some other interesting snippets from the article: Prospects (US figures): Employment is expected to jump by 50,500 jobs, or more than 23 per cent, to 267,000 jobs by 2018, the Labor Department reports. Activity level: Average. Stress level: Pretty low.

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The Big Question: What did you learn about learning in 2009?

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Quite a lot actually.