2015 E-Learning Awards


E-Learning Awards 2015 Shortlist


The shortlist for e-learning’s most prestigious awards has been unveiled, with a raft of fi rst-timers joining previous winners in a bid to win a coveted E-Learning Award.


Over 400 entries have been whittled down to 145 to create the most competitive shortlist to date. We’d like to extend huge thanks to the eLearning Network judging panel who independently reviewed all the entries. Well done to everyone who made the shortlist and we are really looking forward to another challenging and rewarding contest! The winners will now be decided during several days of online and face-to-face presentations later in September. The E-Learning Awards Gala Evening will be held on 25 November at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge. Visit www.elearningawards.co.uk for more information.


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T Girl Scouts Best e-learning project – not for


profi t sector  Bromford – New.Be Project  i-Lead – World Association of Girl Guides and ext


 Managing for results-online curriculum – VSO


 NDNA Maths Champions  PelvicSim  Plan Academy  Red Balloon of the Air – Red Balloon Learner Centre Group


 Using learning technology to save time, reduce cost and increase success – Assima


Best e-learning project – public


sector  ASADA’s Multi-Device Anti-Doping Elearning With Kineo


 Channel 4 and Acteon  Devon and Cornwall Police  Fair Work Ombudsman Online Learning Centre – 2and2


 Intuition – British Army


 Language Learning Space – 2and2  NHS Leadership Academy in partnership with LEO


 OPERATION GRITROCK – British Army and CDS Digital


 Tour de France – Tour Maker Training – Dynamic  Transport for London in partnership with Kallidus


Best e-learning project – private


sector  Barclay’s Colleague Curriculum with City & Guilds Kineo


 BSH Hausgeräte  Citibank Global Rainbow NAM (North America)  Concussion Awareness – Professional Rugby and DeltaNet


 ERR  Leumi Bank  New Way of Learning Project – TalkTalk  Sustainable banking – Contento Wassum Academy


 The M&S Way – Atticmedia  Travis Perkins in partnership with Kallidus  Virgin Media Business Virtual Consultant


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


sector  Channel 4 and Acteon  Engaging Learners with Compliance Training – Addaction


 Female Genital Mutilation: Recognising and Preventing FGM – Home Offi ce and Virtual College


 iLookOut for Child Abuse Online Learning Module – Penn State College of Medicine and The Center for the Protection of Children


 Introduction to the work of WAGGGS  NHS Leadership Academy in partnership with LEO


 Rape – College of Policing  Royal Society of Chemistry Online courses for teachers


 Stand By Me – Skills for Health Excellence in the production of


learning content – private sector  Concussion Awareness – Professional Rugby and DeltaNet


 Grow Mobile – TalkTalk


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