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The E-Learning Awards 2015

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  • Nov 25, 2015 at 6:00pm to Nov 26, 2015 at 2:00am
  • Location: The Park Plaza, Westminster Bridge, London
  • Latest Activity: Aug 31, 2021

The E-Learning Awards showcase some of the most recognisable, memorable, and life-changing e-learning worldwide. 

They are internationally recognised and open to organisations of all sizes. The 2015 E-Learning Awards has received a record-breaking 400 entry registrations. Organisations large and small across the globe have entered. Entries were received from over 20 different countries worldwide and around 27% of registrations were from organisations based outside the UK.

As well as e-learning companies, entries came from healthcare, local authorities, membership and professional services, charities, HR & Training, retail and leisure, finance and legal, travel and transport, media, education and police and armed forces. 

The long list will be published here in August. Shortlist Day - 7 September Our judges will be busy reviewing entries throughout August and we'll announce the shortlist live on Twitter on 7 September.  Make sure you're following @elearningawards to be the first to hear who has made it through to the second round.

The E-Learning Awards gala evening will be held at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge in London, UK on 25 November.

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