Do you belong to a transnational company and struggle to deliver a unified yet comprehensive training programme?
In today’s globalised economy, organisations must adopt an international approach to e-learning to meet the needs of diverse, dispersed workforces. This webinar, hosted by the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the UK in collaboration with Member Marked Improvement will help HR and L&D leaders design effective, scalable, and globally relevant training.
Participants will explore key aspects of international e-learning, including translation and localisation for cultural and linguistic adaptation, multimedia integration (audio, video, AI), and e-learning standards like SCORM for cross-platform compatibility. The session will also cover assessment strategies, balancing bespoke vs. off-the-shelf courses, and using analytics to track training effectiveness.
With real-world examples and actionable advice, attendees will gain a framework for creating cost-effective, culturally sensitive, and impactful training programmes.
In this webinar, founder and co-director of Marked Improvement Charles Shields will deliver key insights into:
- Designing culturally and linguistically appropriate courses.
- Leveraging multimedia and AI for engagement.
- Effective assessment, tracking, and reporting.
- Comparing bespoke vs. off-the-shelf solutions.
- Aligning e-learning with industry standards.
Following the session, there will be an opportunity for you to ask questions directly in Spanish or English.
Date & time: Tuesday 11th March, 10:30am – 11:30am GMT (11:30am – 12:30am CET)
Platform: Zoom
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This webinar is open to Members and non-Members of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the UK.
About the Speaker:
Charles Shields is a Founder and Co-Director of Marked Improvement E-learning. His career in e-learning stretches back to the mid-90s when he wrote and produced English Language Teaching CD-ROMs for educational publishers including Cambridge University Press. He was subsequently one of the first Heads of E-learning in UK Higher Education at the University of Derby in the early 2000s, and then spent 7 years as Head of E-learning at Loughborough University.
After 4 years as Head of Digital for the leading children’s charity Youth Sport Trust, he has been working for the last 5 years as an e-learning consultant and project manager with Marked Improvement. Over his career he has managed e-learning development projects in a wide range of sectors. He is half-French and has a Masters in Education from the University of Bristol.
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