adult and community e-learning: uk [ace:uk]

Friday, September 17, 2004

e-learning news and reviews for the adult and community learning sector

previously on ace:UK

Here are links to the most recent posts on ace:UK. You can also read all past ace:UK posts in the monthly archives below.

• 2004 Information Format Trends: Content, Not Conta...
• Free your mind (and the rest will follow)
• September release of NLN Materials
• UK Web Archiving Consortium
• UK Internet usage continues to rise
• Visual Thesaurus
• Project Development Fund
• New technology used to teach Sign Language
• Creativity Techniques
• MSc E-learning Project Survey

ace:UK latest favourites

Here is a list of the 10 most recent things I have added to my archive of web favourites.
(If there's a lot here I've been busy. If there's not, I'm either on holiday or I need one!)

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ace:UK links to what’s on

• NLN Staff Development Calendar
• Help is at Hand Events Page
• NIACE Training Courses
• NIACE Conferences & Seminars
• Key Skills Events (LSDA)
• Skills for Life Events (LSDA)
• Support for Success Events (LSDA)
• JISC-supported Events
• Netskills Workshops
• FERL Forthcoming Events
• BECTa Events Page
• Association for Learning Technology
• Institute of IT Training
• Learning Events

todays technology news

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