Case Studies

  • Tshwane North TVET College Transitions to Blended Learning With Open LMS EDU

    Tshwane North Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College in South Africa transitioned to Open LMS EDU in 2020 to offer eLearning to 2,000 initial users and meet the needs of learners through a blended learning approach.

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  • ENS School of Business and Insurance Migrates Fully to eLearning in 2020 Reaching 26,000 Learners to Date

    ENS Escola de Negócios e Seguros (ENS School of Business and Insurance or ENS), is a technical, graduate, and post-graduate institution offering courses related to insurance, risk management, reinsurance, and private pension funds, as well as topics encompassing business, marketing, and economics. With its main branch located in Rio de Janeiro and another instructional center in the country’s bustling São Paulo, the institute had traditionally delivered courses in-person at their institutes, through face-to-face corporate training, and some online up until 2020.

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  • Mount Carmel College-Baler: Partnering With Open LMS to Deliver eLearning in 2020 and Beyond

    Mount Carmel College-Baler (MCCB) is a higher education institution in the province of Aurora, Philippines. Founded in 1948, the College began offering formative education and now offers Bachelor’s programs in Business Administration, Criminology, Teaching, and Administrative studies, among others.

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  • Technical Institute of Professional Studies: Facilitating Access to the Job Market Since 1977

    The Technical Institute of Professional Studies (ITEP) is a vocational training center founded in Madrid, Spain, with more than 40 years of experience in the area of higher education. ITEP aims to aid adult learners to improve or complement their level of studies, in order to access better job opportunities. To date, ITEP has provided higher education to more than 20,000 students.

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  • How ITS-ICT Piedmont Pivoted to Online Learning Just in Time for Lockdown

    In February 2020, as the possibility of a national lockdown in Italy was becoming more evident, ITS-ICT Piedmont Director, Giulio Genti, contacted Learning Solution, an eLearning platform solutions company based in Torino, Italy, and Open LMS Channel Partner, to set up the organization’s digital learning environment to offer uninterrupted learning during the foreseeable quarantine period.

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  • College of Insurance: Insurance and Pensions Training Without Borders

    College of Insurance is a professional training institution that specializes in insurance and pensions training, providing official certification for agents primarily in Kenya, Eastern Africa. It’s the only college of its kind in the country, with two main campuses, one in the capital city of Nairobi, and another in Mombasa, a coastal city. The college administers exams—in-person and now online—offering certifications for professionals to sell insurance or act as trustees in the pensions industry.

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  • How True Transformed Essential Healthcare Training in Australia

    For over 40 years, True Relationships and Reproductive Health has delivered essential training to healthcare professionals, doctors and nurses, in the state of Queensland, Australia. It also provides workplace development for other sectors including teachers, early childcare workers, youth and social workers, allied health professionals and support workers in the disability sector.

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  • How the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust Built a Custom Digital Academy With Open LMS

    Read all about how The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust worked with eThink Education, now a part of Open LMS, to build a custom digital academy to suit its training needs.

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  • How to Transition to a Successful Virtual Learning Environment

    Since the emergence of COVID-19, many higher education institutions across the globe have been presented with significant challenges. In particular, institutions that had mainly relied on traditional, in-person teaching models have had to quickly pivot and adopt online learning strategies as their primary means of delivery. This not only means having to adjust to educating and engaging students in a digital environment, but also learning how to implement and use new technology to create an effective virtual classroom.

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