Brandon Hall

Now entering its 23^rd year, the Brandon Hall Group Excellence Awards Program is the most prestigious awards program in the industry. Often times called the “Academy Awards” by Learning, Talent and Business Executives, the program was one of the first of its kind in the learning industry, which was pioneered in 1994.

The Excellence Awards recognize the best organizations that have successfully deployed programs, strategies, modalities, processes, systems, and tools that have achieved measurable results. The program attracts entrants from leading corporations around the world, as well as mid-market and smaller firms.

“Best Advance in Creating an Extended Enterprise Learning Program World Bank Group Open Learning Campus”

The Excellence Awards offers over one hundred categories that you can enter in. We see applicants that come from program designers, managers, and executives that want to share their winning programs, strategies, technologies, that involves organisational improvement and performance, effective technology implementations, insightful models, and compelling success stories.

Also, solution providers with innovative, cutting-edge technologies, products and services have the opportunity to enter. We are honored to receive applications from organisations around the world ranging from small, medium, large, and global enterprises, to government, not-for-profits, and associations.

White House Business Solutions Pvt Ltd, is an eLearning solutions provider for the World Bank Group from the year 2008. We provided services on eLearning content development, support for facilitated and self-paced courses hosted in their Moodle LMS platform, eLearning content development, migration and support for facilitated and self-paced courses in Saba LMS platform. Course development and support in Coursera (for about 16 courses) and Edx platform.

We are proud to be the part of the award in which we are one of the vendor for the World Bank Group.

eLearning Demofest

eLearning Demofest provides DevLearn Conference participants with an amazing showcase of eLearning demos. These demos provide ideas and inspiration to everyone who sees them! The best analogy is that it’s like a science fair where you move from table to table to view demos of eLearning courses, and talk to their designers and developers about the objectives, tools, technologies, and processes they used, as well as the challenges they faced with their project.

Demofest is also a low-key “People’s Choice” style competition where everyone has a chance to vote for their favorite demos.

Demofest 2008 winner

Best Synchronous Learning Course

Developing Interactive Courseware to teach Physics in the Malaysian Classrooms Presented by: Subha Ramiah from LinkQED LLC

Permanent link: www.elearningguild.com/showfile.cfm?id=3207
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BETT Award 2008 Finalist

Roger Frost’s organic chemistry was selected from hundreds of resources to become a BETT Awards 2008 finalist.

Colin Penfold of UK government agency Becta explains about the awards, “These awards recognize excellent work to harness the power of technology in education.”

Ray Barker, Director of BESA added, “The finalists have all been able to demonstrate technical excellence and appropriate functionality.”

Who judges?
This government funded award is distinguished by a rigorous selection process where entries must be endorsed by practitioners, evaluated technically and chosen by a panel of 50 teachers and advisers.

What does finalist mean?
A finalist must be outstanding in what it does. The post-16 category included a business simulation; a web for business studies and a BBC computer tutorial. Organic Chemistry was the only science resource selected.

Does this mean that mean organic chemistry is good?
Organic chemistry was written by Roger Frost and produced by multimedia experts, WHBS. Organic Chemistry is recognised by experts as outstanding.

Check out the review here:
Permanent link: https://organic.rogerfrost.com/links/reviews/

Product enquiries:
http://organic.rogerfrost.com/index.html

SCORM Adopter

SCORM Adopter– the next level up from being SCORM conformance is for a product to be a SCORM adopter. A product must be SCORM conformant before it can be considered to be a SCORM adopter. The logs that result from a passing test in the ADL Conformance Test Suite are submitted to ADL (see the SCORM Adopters page for more information) and if found to be correct, the product is labeled as a SCORM adopter in the SCORM Adopter Product List (for a particular version of SCORM).

In the eLearning, we evolved along with the SCORM standard from scorm 1.2 to scorm 2004. We are capable of converting any non-scrom course to a scorm compatible one, as such volume of the course and the turn over time doesn’t matter for us. We are highly experienced in this field with numerous development of scorm courses in our project and product catalogue. Also we are one of the earliest scorm adopter when it is introduced. Check out in this Excel, row number 33 for our company name.

Tin Can API

The Tin Can API (sometimes known as the Experience API or xAPI) is a brand new specification for learning technology that makes it possible to collect data about the wide range of experiences a person has (online and offline). This API captures data in a consistent format about a person or group’s activities from many technologies. Very different systems are able to securely communicate by capturing and sharing this stream of activities using Tin Can’s simple vocabulary.

White House Business Solutions Pvt Ltd, is one of the earliest Tin Can API adopter, when it is released. Check out our company in the list of Tin Can API adopters. http://tincanapi.com/adopters/