eLearning Network caps meetings

The eLearning Network (eLN), has taken the unprecedented step of having to impose a ceiling of 100 delegates at each of its six meetings, held throughout the year in London.

The eLN’s previous three meetings have attracted audiences in excess of 80 delegates and demand for places at these conferences is increasing, with the eLN’s May meeting attracting the maximum number of delegates: 100.

Vaughan Waller, chairman of the eLN, said: “ eLN members suggest topics for the one-day conferences and we then select from these subjects for debate that are both relevant and help to advance thinking and best practice in this sector. We are delighted that so many practitioners in this field seem to agree with these choices – and care enough about these subjects to come along and contribute to the debates.

“We have had to impose a maximum of 100 delegates at each of our meetings in order to ensure that everyone has the chance to participate fully and gain the maximum benefit from the day. However, anyone who is unable to attend can see a full report of each meeting by visiting the ELN website.”

Recent previous conferences have dealt with: ‘where knowledge management meets e-learning’; ‘learning culture’, and ‘managing learning’.

The next ELN meeting – on Friday 26th July, at the Society for Chemistry and Industry, 14-15 Belgrave Square, London – will examine ‘how to pick the right media’.

June 5th, 2002