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Filed under Technical | Comment (0)Turning javascript on in the firefox browser
If your can’t see our courses correctly, you may need to adjust your web browser settings and make sure javascript is turned on. Javascript is a simple web language used to make websites interactive.
Here are the instructions for the firefox browser
Filed under Technical | Comment (0)Turning javascript on in Internet Explorer
If your can’t see our courses correctly, you may need to adjust your web browser settings and make sure javascript is turned on. Javascript is a simple web language used to make websites interactive.
Here are instructions for Internet Explorer
[tags] turning javascript on, internet explorer [/tags]
Filed under Technical | Comment (0)The death of powerpoint
There has been a lot in the blog-o-sphere about the death of powerpoint.
Obviously powerpoint is just a tool to use to make or illustrate points, but in the new world of web 2.0 has powerpoint been left behind ?
PowerPoint 1.0 was released in 1987 for the Mac. It ran in black and white, generating text-and-graphics pages for overhead transparencies. A new full color version of PowerPoint shipped a year later after the first color Macintosh came to market.
That’s all a far cry from where we are today with video and databases on every corner
Has powerpoint had its day or does it still have a roll to play ?
We are planning to develop some elearning in powerpoint as a free download so you can judge for yourself.
In the meantime - enjoy the chicken..
[tags] powerpoint, elearning , death of powerpoint & web 2.0 [/tags]
Filed under Management, Technical, Training | Comment (0)Valid CSS on training courses
We are delighted to announce that we have completed testing courses with valid css.
If you are not technical, this will mean nothing to you, other than your course is likely to load onto your screen faster.
We will be cascading this through all courses in the next few weeks - please bear with us if there are a few problems and log calls through your normal support channels.
[tags] valid css, online training, upgrade [/tags]
Filed under Press releases & news, Technical | Comment (0)Coursebase upgrade - The Human Rights Act
Sharp End Training add Human Rights Act to customer portfolio Sheffield based online training & assessment company Sharp End Training have added another course to their online coursebase. The Human Rights Act covers essential aspects of that piece of essential legislation. Sharp End Training Director Jonathan Senior said
“Due to popular media coverage, the Human Rights Act is commonly misunderstood and misinterpreted, our course gives staff information they need to know and thanks to our unique OCTA system, managers have access to staff progress and learning.”
All clients have had the Human Rights Act course added to their portfolio and work begins on the next course Stress awareness shortly, delivery time is expected within 4-6 weeks.
Jonathan added we pride ourselves on the fact that our customers shape the way we go and which products we provide and the stress course is an example of that. Our customers said they wanted a course on stress “ so that s what we are doing Sharp End Training can be contacted on 01909 772729
[tags] human rights act, online learning, sheffield [/tags]
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