17 businesses selected to develop an industry e-learning demonstration in 2007
In 2007, the Industry Engagement project received 78 applications from Australian businesses seeking funding to develop and pilot an industry e-learning demonstration. One in five applications were successful, and over $685,000 will be funded to the following 17 selected businesses:
Funding category of up to $75,000
Australian Stainless Steel Development Association
SkillsTech Australia - RTO Partner
Engineering Employers Association Group Training Scheme
River Murray Training Pty Ltd - RTO Partner
Funding category of up to $50,000Furnishing Industry Association of Australia Ltd
Furnishing Industry Association of Australia (Management Service) Ltd - Enterprise RTO
HJ Heinz Australia Company Ltd
Workplace Learning Initiatives Pty Ltd - RTO PartnerIMP Printed Circuits
Workstar - RTO Partner
NSW Utilities & Electrotechnology ITAB
Australian Electrotechnology Industry Training Centre (ElectroSkills) - RTO PartnerPulp and Paper Industry Skills Development Unit
Box Hill institute of TAFE - RTO PartnerThe Good Guys
Performance Partners Consulting - RTO PartnerTradelink
First Impressions Resources - RTO Partner
Funding category of up to $25,000City of Boroondara
Swinburne University TAFE Division - RTO PartnerCompass Group Australia
William Angliss Institute of TAFE - RTO PartnerDepartment of Health & Human Services, Tasmania
TAFE Tasmania - RTO PartnerFederal Group Tasmania
Drysdale Institute - RTO Partner
Filterfab Pty Ltd
TAFESA - RTO PartnerForest Products Commission
Great Southern TAFE WA - RTO PartnerNSW Department of Lands
NSW TAFE - Illawarra Institute - RTO Partner
> Read more the article Industry driving the take-up of e-learning
- Thursday 3 May 2007
Online industry application processThe industry application process closed at 9am AEST on Thursday 5 April 2007. > tips for writing a funding application> recent industry case studies - Wednesday 31 January and Friday 16 February 2007
2007 Industry selection criteria and funding guidelines now available! The 2007 selection criteria and funding guidelines to develop an industry e-learning demonstration are now available for download from this website. This year the application process is fully online for all of the funding categories. The online application process will be accessible from this website from Monday 19 February. Online applications MUST be submitted by 9am AEST Wednesday 4 April. > more information- Tuesday 9 January 2007
Funding in 2007
The selection criteria and funding guidelines to develop an industry e-learning demonstration in 2007 will be available to download from this website on Tuesday 9 January 2007. The Industry Engagement Project will retain three funding categories of up to: AUD$25,000, AUD$50,000, and AUD$75,000, with the following new requirements:
* up to AUD$25,000: must partner with a registered training organisation (RTO)
* up to AUD$50,000: must partner with an RTO and additional business
* up to AUD$75,000: must partner with an RTO and two additional businesses.
- Friday 8 December 2006
E-learning in industry growing: A review of the use of e-learning in six industries
In June 2006, APT Strategies was commissioned by the Industry Engagement Project to undertake a quantitative research study to measure the impact of the project on the use of e-learning across the following industries:
* Construction and Mining
* Health (Hospitals)
* Primary Industries (Agriculture and Seafood)
* Manufacturing and Electronics
* Transport and Logistics
* Utilities (Water Supply and Energy)
> Download industry performance review (PDF 175KB, 31 pages)
E-learning using RFID device scoping study
In 2006, the Industry Engagement Project in collaboration with the New Practices in Flexible Learning Project have co-funded GlobalNET ICT to undertake a cross industry scoping study on radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, this scoping study has been released and is now available.
> Download the RFID scoping study (PDF1.7MB, 58 pages)
Strategic conversation with industryOn Thursday 14 September 2006 over 50 industry stakeholders met in Melbourne to discuss their thoughts on the future of e-learning.
> Download summary report (PDF 140KB, 28 pages)
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