- Corporate E-Learning
- One Size Doesn’t Fit All
- A new Universe for E-Driven Learning Architectures
- PechaKucha at OEB
- ELIG Workshop: Innovation and Change Powered by Learning Solutions
- Training Figures That Speak for Themselves
- Workplace Learning at OEB
- E-Learning Supports European Customs in Fight Against Drug Traffickers
- Learning Languages at Work: The Best Case Scenario
- ‘Wyse up’ to Thin Computing - ICT Workplace Solutions not Thin on the Ground
- E-Learning in Retail
- The Expansion of Moodle
- How to Turn Students Into Producers
- Best Practice: Hands-on Legal Practice via E-Learning
- Competing in a Global Economy Through Open Education
- Microtraining for Dutch Truck Drivers
- Industry Round Tables on Corporate E-Learning
- A Need for Clarification, Validation and Inspiration
- Listen to the Company’s Story
- eCollaboration – Efficient Teamwork Made by IBM
- Four Questions on Corporate Learning: John Hudson, Eedo Knowledgeware
- A New Learning Service Concept for Thales Netherlands
- WikiWelten – Learning in Sync with Corporate Life
- Tackling the SME Sector
- Global Benchmarking Survey for Leadership Development at OEB
- Berlin – City of Knowledge
- Speed It Up: E-Learning in the Semantic Age
- Learning at the Workplace
- The Next Wave – Viewpoint by Jonathon Levy
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Reaching Employees and Customers Efficiently
Learning from the experts and sharing real-world experience: this is what will happen at the Industry Round Tables at ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN 2008. Several high-level executives will meet to show, compare and discuss business practises carried out by means of e-learning.
Biotechnology
In the interactive Industry Round Table sessions, participants will benefit from a stimulating atmosphere that leaves enough space for working on specific questions. Genentech, the leading biotechnology company in the US, will offer an example of a blended-learning system designed and implemented to use a variety of instructional strategies that impart new skills and knowledge to 1200 field sales representatives. Harry Wittenberg from Apple, who is responsible for the project, will present tools such as synchronous virtual classrooms, podcasting, online testing and an informal learning "club." Participants will be able to explore how the presented methodologies fit into their current situations.
E-Learning in the Medical and Pharmaceutical Sectors: Friday, December 5th, 14:30 – 16:00
Banking
The Polish Bre Bank presents a rather different approach. Being the biggest corporate bank in Poland, the firm latterly offers e-learning possibilities for its customers, following the maxim “better-educated clients are better clients“. The Bizzsupport project is a cooperative effort among several marketing and Web companies working together with the bank. Here, e-learning appears as a distinct customer-relationship management tool for improving customer retention. Project Manager Dr. Piotr Rypson: “We think that this project is quite unique and opens a new perspective for the use of digital learning and communication for the corporate – but perhaps also for the public sector.”
E-Learning in the Corporate World: Friday, December 5th, 11:45 – 13:00
Health
From Italy’s Local Health Service Department, Dr. Mario Po will present an integrated remote-learning training system for physicians and nurses using devices such as mobile phones, the iPod, internet, digital television, PC and Pocket PC. The course also supplies guidelines and operative procedures.
E-Learning in the Medical and Pharmaceutical Sectors: Friday, December 5th, 14:30 – 16:00
September 10, 2008
