Category Archives: e-learning

Think Rapid: more choice for online publishers

June 15, 2009 – 2:26 pm

Online publishing is an evolving industry, and an important aspect of that evolution is the ability of the supplier community to innovate. This means not only technology innovation but innovation in process and business models; the ability to offer publishers greater efficiencies in the publishing process and more choice.
To date, publishers have had a rather [...]

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E-learning: across the great divide

February 2, 2009 – 4:46 pm

A discussion the Semantico team had recently with David Worlock of Outsell highlighted areas of convergence between online publishing and e-learning, two worlds that have previously seemed oddly sealed off from each other. I go regularly to the Learning Technologies exhibition in January, where the great and the good of UK e-learning gather, and also [...]

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