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Have you got what it takes to win in 2015?


The E-Learning Awards showcase some of the most recognisable, memorable, and life-changing e-learning worldwide. They are internationally recognised and open to organisations of all sizes – if you offer outstanding e-learning, then you should be entering the E-Learning Awards!


Independently judged to the highest and most rigorous of standards, there is no greater recognition of your hard work and commitment to e-learning than winning an E-Learning Award.


With a variety of categories to choose from, there is an award relevant to everyone.


So if you have what it takes to win in 2015 – enter now!


Headline sponsors:


Categories ■ Best e-learning project – third sector ■ Best e-learning project – public sector ■ Best e-learning project – private sector


■ Excellence in the production of learning content – not for profi t sector


■ Excellence in the production of learning content – private sector


■ Best use of mobile learning ■ Best use of social and collaborative learning technologies


■ Best use of e-learning to ensure compliance with external regulations or internal policies


■ Most innovative new learning product ■ Best learning game ■ Best simulation or virtual environment ■ Best online distance learning programme ■ Best use of blended learning ■ Best learning management system implementation ■ E-learning designer of the year ■ E-learning team of the year ■ E-learning development company of the year ■ e.learning age outstanding contribution award ■ e.learning age outstanding learning organisation award


Dates for your diary:


■ Awards entries: Enter an award now! ■ Closing date for entries: 30 June 2015 ■ Awards gala evening: November 2015


Enter at www.elearningawards.co.uk

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