UK Training Industry Press Releases

Monique Head - an American from Atlanta, Georgia, who is now living in Antibes in the South of France - has become the 1,000th person to join the eLearning Network (eLN), the UK's foremost professional association of users and developers of all forms of e-learning.

In the 21 years since the association began - as The Association for Computer Based Training (TACT), changing its name to the eLN in 2000 - its annual membership has hovered around the 150 mark. This year - 2008 - has seen a rapid and remarkable rise in membership levels.

Clive Shepherd, the eLN's elected chairman, commented: "When Monique completed her membership application form on the eLN website, she had no idea of the significance of the event. However, she has helped the eLN reach an important milestone in a year of impressive growth."

"As someone from Atlanta, in the USA, who is now working in Antibes in the South of France, Monique symbolises the increasingly international reach of the eLN."

It was in Atlanta, Georgia, that Monique developed her expertise in instructional design and multimedia. She worked as an instructional designer for Morehouse College - a historic institution that numbers Martin Luther King Jr among its former students.