UK Training Industry Press Releases

Methods and media; learning strategies; design processes, and personality, values and culture, are the four stages in creating effective and engaging e-learning, believes e-learning designer ‘guru', Patrick Dunn. Addressing the issue of ‘designing engaging e-learning', Dunn explained his view at a meeting, in London, of the eLN - a non-profit organisation run by the e-learning community for the e-learning community.

Dunn's presentation was one of seven presentations on this theme to eLN members. Held in London, these meetings offer members not only a chance to become informed about, and discuss, the latest tips and techniques in the e-learning world but also to network with other users and developers of e-learning.

Membership of the eLN now stands at over 1,500 - and, after some 20 years of being a ‘UK-only' organisation, it now numbers several members who are based outside the UK. The meeting at which Dunn spoke, for example, attracted delegates from Germany, Norway and the Czech Republic as well as from the UK.