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1. offer of help

   I have recent experience in designing and implementing e-learning, an LMS and learning programmes for a finance company – the key thing to remember is to build the elearning around other learning methods in the same session, which is where synchronous learning technology can really help – otherwise, learners will feel isolated and not be able to transfer learning into real life practice – contact me for more help…
   Fiona Taylor

2. e-learning
   I have worked with and can thoroughlt recommend Peak Interactive Training – contact Keith Downes +44 (114) 2688913 and say I suggested them. Bernie Stewart

3. Educating Enterprises Through e-Learning
   Guy-

   Leo Media, Inc. has vast experience in the design and development of e-Learning (both computer-based and web-based training).

   You can download a demo with more information about the company, including sample projects, from http://www.leomedia.net/demo.zip

   If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to e-mail me or contact us:
   http://www.leomedia.net/index.htm?compinfo/contact.htm

   Cheers,

   Sherry Schuller
   leomedia.net

4. Recommendations only please!
   Comment posters – thanks for your contributions. Please note that the policy for Any Answers is for recommendations of services other than your own, as other peoples experiences of services are more helpful to the reader. The editorial guidelines state that blatant self-promotional postings will be removed.

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   Stephanie Phillips
   Editor, TrainingZONE

5. A potential solution tool
   convene (www.convene.com) is the fastest, easiest and least expensive to transition from ILT classroom to ILT via the Internet. You might look at them for your solution…steve