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Belair Services International LLC is a management consulting and IT solutions firm focusing on education, business, and marketing. It offers services such as technology development, education marketing, and research and development. It has alliances with other companies to provide additional services. Some potential projects include developing an integrated education technology system, creating online programs for universities, and conducting mobile education research. The document provides details on Belair Services' approach, experience, potential projects, and next steps.
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Context Logix provides knowledge management solutions to improve education and training. Their solutions provide access to expert knowledge and improve teaching methods. They are currently working on projects with universities to develop prototypes using their Telamon Platform technology to improve teacher training and student outcomes.
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This document describes myonlinevarsity.com, an online learning portal launched in 2011 that aims to provide high-quality management education through distance learning. It allows students to learn from top faculty at premier institutions anywhere through video lectures, discussion forums, and other interactive features. The portal uses a freemium model and partnerships with universities to make education affordable and accessible. It aims to address the shortage of skilled managers in India through this scalable online learning platform.
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1. Australia has developed an e-learning system over the past 18 years to improve education, engage learners, and address diversity through technology integration and online resources.
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ahmed sami ahmed cv v10.2 vle coordinator - qatar
Being the E-learning Coordinator at Ta’allum Group, Decision Support Systems & Technology Director in
the Biggest Oil & Gas Services Company in Egypt with 14 years of experience and a Certified Project
Management Professional who is responsible for the overall planning, execution and monitoring of all IT
functions in my Company and in many related Egyptian Oil & Gas Sector Companies and as a member of
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1) The document discusses the need for a paradigm shift in adult education from a focus on quantity to quality.
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Digital Campus eLearning Services
This document summarizes an organization called Digital Campus that provides eLearning services. It discusses key issues driving the need for more technology in education like increasing student numbers and demands. It then defines eLearning, highlights strengths like improved collaboration, and weaknesses like needing teacher training. Opportunities include replacing lectures with active learning. The organization has experience delivering eLearning training and developing courses at Mekelle University. It recommends a blended learning approach, open computer labs, and recognition for eLearning work. Its services include training, course development, strategy consultation, and maintaining the ICT infrastructure.
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