Presented at the e-Show n Tell Online Conference, 7 November 2007. Presented by Maurits Gustavsson, Business Manager (Education Development Research Modelling)

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Domain Aged Care Presentation

Presented at the e-Show n Tell Online Conference, 7 November 2007.

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RTOs benefit from partnering with business.

Presented by Partners Consulting & The Good Guys. Presented at the e-Show n Tell Online Conference, 7 November 2007.

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e-learning for industry

Presented by Oenone Serle, Sarah Vandepeer & Peter Hancock, Workplace Learning Initiatives. Presented at the e-Show n Tell Online Conference, 7 November 2007.

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This session is Facilitated by Sue McShane, Industry Engagement Project

2:00pm – 3:00pm AEST

A dynamic and time saving solution to apprentice profiling has been developed through the NSW Utilities & Electrotechnology ITAB e-learning demonstration. Through this demonstration, apprentices and supervisors in the Australian Rail Track Corporation Ltd pilot group have been issued with a mobile phone, which is used to scan a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip. This innovative mobile phone solution is enabling these supervisors to verify on-the-job training and work experience undertaken by electrical apprentices using their mobile phone, which feeds directly into a computerised profiling system and reduces paper work.

This online event will aid anyone interested in using information and communication technology to complement their existing workforce development programs.

For further information visit the E-learning for industry website at: http://industry.flexiblelearning.net.au

Participants will be able to hear first-hand accounts of how RTOs have worked with industry to source, develop and implement innovative VET programs to address a range of issues affecting businesses such as: skills shortages, staff retention, cost reduction as a result of shut downs for training, and improve staff performance.

The following presentations will be facilitated by Kerry Manikis, Industry Engagement Project;

• Australian Stainless Steel Development Association (ASSDA) e-learning demonstration
  Hear from Skills Tech Australia who have partnered with ASSDA, to develop an e-learning solution to deliver theoretical and practical welding skills to combat the acute manufacturing skills shortage, faced by this manufacturing industry.
• HJ Heinz Australia e-learning demonstration
  Hear from Workplace Learning Initiatives who have partnered with HJ Heinz in their first steps into e-learning by tailoring a food processing training program to suit their business needs. Developed to be delivered flexibly, economically and with no compromise to their quality standards, the Heinz e-learning demonstration has become an integral part of their training strategy
• The Good Guys e-learning demonstration
  Hear from Performance Partners who are working with The Good Guys to standardised their retail and operations training via an in-house e-learning program. E-learning will improve performance and reduce the costs of travel and loss of production. The new program delivers e-learning opportunities that are consistent across all the Good Guys stores.
• Domain Aged Care Group e-learning demonstration
  Hear how Domain Aged Care Group have partnered with an RTO and e-learning specialist to develop a flexible e-learning program that addresses the new legislation regarding the mandatory reporting of elder abuse. E-learning is the perfect solution to consistently deliver compliance training across 15 sites in Queensland and Victoria.

For further information visit the E-learning for industry website at: http://industry.flexiblelearning.net.au