From Solitaire To Hi End Techie Talk Training

We all need to get up to speed when it comes to learning new tricks and work practices. I recall vividly years ago, our then boss decided the best e-learning method for we ladies in admin to learn our way around a keyboard was by playing solitaire on our desktop computers for half an hour…
A High School Prank But Everyday State School Event

Some of the stranger things about our private education system is that firstly, the schools are known as Public Schools. This is nonsense of course – they are no more public than Buckingham Palace, although each and every tax payer in the land and the wider environs of it do actually pay huge sums towards…
Coherent Learning Curriculum Working Well

With the need to keep improving the education provision for all children, the Scottish system does seem to be achieving great things – as they have historically. Their whole ethos differs and it is possible to keep up with the scottish system via e-learning and excellent courses in IT training. In many sectors of industry…
E-Learning Boosts State Schooling For All Ages

We have a great choice of educational establishments in the UK and many parents worry themselves to death almost if their little prince or princess doesn’t meet the qualifying minimum needed to enter any of the public schools – the creme de la creme for all the most important families. However, there are some truly…
Testing The Tests Brought Life Changes

Oh how I well remember testing out many of e-learning courses that were being considered to become mandatory around the department from when I served as a junior civil servant. They were quite basic tests at first but although we all groaned about having to spend time logging on and doing them, they were actually…
Different Approaches Between Scottish & English Exams

When my family were very much younger, we lived up in Scotland – father was serving at a base up there and we followed. I was too young to go to school then – trailing behind my eldest sibling jealously. There was certainly an interesting lesson to be learnt with the language – although in…
Better Educational Bias North Of The Border

When I was growing up we used to visit Scotland a lot from down south – wherever we were living apart from the overseas postings. Dad had been in the forces and we moved around a lot. Our annual holidays to remote farmsteads and mobile caravan parks would fill us with glee as soon as…
Filling Gaps In Education With E-Learning

There are some things about living in the middle of nowhere that can be slightly less of an advantage than others. When you consider the logisitics of getting several dozen children into school every day, particularly in the worst of weathers, there is often a case for abandoning this mad exercise and adopting an online…
Getting The Online Learning Habit Early

When we take up a career, whether fully structured such as nursing, medical, legal etc., there are particular forms of training that are an accepted route to that much desired post. Going through school, students are helped to select the right examinations to achieve the grades in the right subjects to take them on to…
Sharpening Latent Language Skills Online

I remember from years ago, the urge to brush up on my French language skills. My father was always keen on self improvement and enrolled at our school for evening classes in French conversation. I was so envious – but in fact, he struggled desperately because his school boy French hadn’t been improved upon from…