I am MD/founder of Nelson Croom. I am passionate about creating resources which help people to learn, rather than trying to teach them remotely. I am a keen supporter of the eLearning Network and benefit both from regular attendance at the networking events and from the annual awards – we have won both Silver and Gold for eLearning Development Company of the Year. In 2011 I decided it was time to give something back and helped with the judging of the awards. I can now give more time to help with the organisation and management of the eLN.

Eight years in the learning technology industry during a time when learning has switched from traditional classroom training to e-learning, blended learning, Web 2.0 and informal learning. Nothing stays still in this industry which has enabled me to adapt a responsive, flexible approach to marketing communications and strategy whilst continuing to hit existing targets and goals.

I now run my own business, taking a strategic approach to marketing across the mix including PR, online, advertising and events activities with a new focus on social media and new marketing methodologies,...

I’ve spent more than 20 years in the eLearning field, and have seen the fortunes of eLearning rise and fall... and rise again. I’m passionate about the benefits of collaboration within the industry, believing that ‘unity gives us strength’ as we face the unique challenges of our times.
As the founder and CEO of The Charity Learning Consortium (CLC), a third sector membership organisation which is now well established, I bring with me a valuable set of skills. Starting the CLC took great tenacity – making it happen took creativity and drive. I hope my experience from growing the CLC...

Richard escaped the clutches of research at Nottingham University to help form Atlantic Link and then Mind Click in 2010.

The e-learning hats he has worn over 18 years include instructional designer, programmer, project manager, product developer, voiceover artist (a desperate measure) and now Mind Click Director.

Richard keeps a keen eye on learning technology but his passion is learning design – particularly the sometimes forgotten skill of creative writing.

The e-learning he loves the most has elegant simplicity – in learning approach, creative design and technical...

I'm a learning designer with extensive experience in training, teaching and research. Originally from an educational background, I undertook research in Human-Computer Interaction, presenting my PhD work on user-centred design to a world-wide audience. As a learning designer, I've worked with UN bodies, government departments, multinationals, banks, universities, and more. I also deliver master classes on learning design.