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The Campaign for Effective eLearning - twitter hashtag: #c4ee
This video is an online version of the presentation Rob Hubbard made at Learning Technologies 2012 to launch the campaign.

The eLearning Network is waging a campaign to wipe out ineffective, inefficient, flabby elearning. We want great elearning and we want it now!
The eLearning Network works to support technology-led learning in all its forms. We connect people and organisations and encourage collaboration. Our members share knowledge and best practices and highlight future trends. And this is why we know that elearning can be about so much more than just the ‘next’ button. Our campaign aims to help everyone create and commission better elearning content, systems and apps.
Join our campaign to:
- Leave ineffective elearning behind
- Encourage learning design best practices
- Showcase interesting, innovative and effective elearning
- Support the adoption of new technologies including mobile and social
- Demonstrate the results and business impact that elearning can deliver
- Start by joining the eLN. At a basic level it’s free and will give you access to our regular newsletters and site resources.
- Come along to events and learn from the experts. Ask questions, share knowledge and engage with others online and in person.
- Shout when something is great. If you’ve seen, built or commissioned a great piece of elearning content, a system or an app that has been highly effective, let us know so we all can learn from it.
Throughout 2012, we will promote elearning best practice and innovation through our conferences and events, webinars and other online and social networking activity. We’ll be highlighting examples of excellence and sharing how to create effective elearning by avoiding the common pitfalls.
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