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A quick overview of current happenings at Terrabase.
  • VLE System 2010
    We are in the process of putting in place our VLE system 2010 for a major Government client which will link our business intelligence systems with a virtual learning environment and social networking facilities to provide an essential resource for managers, tutors and learners. We will expect to have phase 1 in place by the beginning of the new academic term, with full integration in place by Christmas. We will give you links and demonstrations as they become available. "The VLE System 2010 is a solution designed to efficiently add-to the delivery of learning services by taking advantage of up-to-date eLearning facilities using specialist feedback systems and dashboards to develop tutor and manager skills naturally and making the most of the ubiquity of social and mobile computing to engage with learners to create a highly effective learning community."
    Posted by NewsEd on 19 Jul 2010
  • Ajax Based Grids
    We are just releasing the new AJAX based grids into the WebALDAS statistic analysis system. This will provide the data with 'state-of-the-art' responsiveness, allow instant searches, filtering and sorting in a simple environment designed for managers and non-technical users.
    Posted by NewsEd on 14 Jul 2010
  • New Terrabase blog article
    A review of web-based reporting tools: We are looking to include a quick reporting tool in our WebALDAS data analysis system. What we would like is for a user to be able to select an area of interest such as numbers attending a course, then select a differentiator such as Ethnicity... more
    Posted by NewsEd on 06 Jul 2010
  • Recommended Blog/Podcast
    Particularly recommended for tutors and learning managers to help keep up with the 'scene' and wanting to add to their own professional knowledge particularly in the continually growing learning technology sector; e-Learning Stuff. And the podcast URL is http://feeds.feedburner.com/elearningstuff
    Posted by NewsEd on 05 Jul 2010