The Learning Plan team is honoured, along with Royal Life Saving Society – Australia (RLSSA) to have been a recipient of LearnX awards once again. We have been fortunate to win in seven (7) categories this year. Interested to work with us? You may contact us here.
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NSW is currently the only state in Australia where language studies are not mandatory in primary schools. Recognising that this could change, Sydney Catholic Schools took this challenge to heart and asked “What features of learning environments best enable children to grow and adapt?” Teaching 11 and 12 year old school students a foreign language
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The Adobe eLearning Experience will be headlined by the opening keynote ‘The Evolution of Workplace Learning: Ecosystems, Tools and Strategy’ by Peter Napier, Senior Consultant/Learning Design Manager, Learning Plan. Delegates will then have the option to participate in one of two concurrent tracks: Track 1 – Hands on with Adobe Learning Solutions Explore the latest
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Adobe and Learning Plan have joined forces to host a series of live and interactive events for learning and development professionals across Australia and New Zealand. The Adobe eLearning Experience events are free to attend and will be held in the following cities: Melbourne – Thursday 13th July Sydney – Tuesday 18th July Canberra –
Learning Plan is excited to announce the launch of two new initiatives to support the Adobe Captivate eLearning community in Australia. Adobe Captivate is the most used eLearning authoring software in the world and with the recent 2017 release it is more powerful and sophisticated than ever before. Learning Plan have a long history of
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Case Study Samsung Plus: Retail Sales Training Transformed Learning Plan transforms Samsung Australia’s time consuming, manually operated training to innovative mLearning for over 7,000 retail sales staff. One of the largest consumer electronics companies in the country, Samsung Australia had grown frustrated at manually managing training for sales staff at 22 partner companies across more
