58 World of Learning Conference & Exhibition
TrainingEvaluation.com Regus House
Southampton International Business Park George Curl Way, Southampton Hampshire, SO18 2RZ 08007 076 664
www.trainingevaluation.com
Isn’t the purpose of any training programme to deliver an impact?
TrainingEvaluation.com are independent, impartial experts who use a proven methodology to evaluate learning and development programmes and assess the return on investment (ROI) so you can make the best use of your budget and time. In the current marketplace, it’s essential to ensure training objectives are met so why not let
TrainingEvaluation.com help you get the most out of your training programme?
Turning Technologies
Seinstraat 20-05, 1223 DA, Hilversum The Netherlands +31 (0) 85 4011 040
www.turningtechnologies.com
TurningPoint polling software creates interactive presentations, easily delivers assessments and instantly collects data. Speakers use intuitive polling software integrated with PowerPoint and other familiar programs to pose questions to audiences. Participants respond with handheld keypads or Internet-connected devices. Results are instantly displayed and gathered in detailed reports for further analysis of sessions, presentations and audience opinions or knowledge.
TwoBaldBlokes
6 Iron Bridge, Exeter Devon, EX4 3RB 07917 675 749
www.twobaldblokes.com
When the only tool you have on your belt is a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail...
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) International Zone
1 Victoria Street London, SW1H 0ET 020 7215 8115
www.ukti.gov.uk
UKTI is the government department that helps UK-based companies develop their international business. Over two days, UKTI will host a multi-country inward mission of international buyers and will be running a formal meet-the-buyer programme of free introductory appointments for UK exhibitors and visitors to meet with up to 15 UKTI-supported overseas delegates. In addition up to 15 overseas- based UKTI trade advisers will attend the event, offering advice and information on trading in their markets.
learningmagazine.co.uk E180 A210 D210 University of Derby Corporate
Enterprise Centre, Bridge Street Derby, DE1 3LD 0800 678 3311
www.derby.ac.uk/corporate
University of Derby Corporate is the business to business arm of the University of Derby. Established in 2008, we offer work-based learning solutions to organisations in the private and public sector. This includes developing programmes tailored to an organisation’s specific requirements for a group of employees and accrediting existing in-house training programmes. Individuals can also enrol on to a wide range of professional and short programmes.
Walkgrove
Maisie House, 8 Maisies Way South Normanton, Alfreton Derbyshire, DE55 2DS 01773 864 640
www.walkgrove.co.uk
Walkgrove is one of the UK’s leading learning consultancies. Established in 1994, we specialise in the design, development and delivery of bespoke learning solutions for national and multinational organisations across the private, public and third sectors. Walkgrove’s solutions are never ‘one size fits all’. Instead, through consultation with our clients, we provide the best fit delivery mechanism for the training need, be that face to face, e-learning, mobile learning or a blended approach.
WebExaminer
22 Esplanade, Scarborough North Yorkshire, YO112AQ 01723 501 507
www.webexaminer.com
WebExaminer is an online toolset used for setting tests, stored online, which is taken by students in a web browser. The platform includes an authoring suite used by professional setters and a tool that simplifies the writing of math formulas to be shown in web pages. For over seven years WebExaminer has been a service provider to leader in online education
www.k12.com and has teamed up with Galore Park (Hodder group) to deliver GOPREP which offers essential exam preparation for 13+ Common Entrance.
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