e-Learning


A computer with the internet.


E-Learning in Social Care has fantastic potential and SCIE (Social Care Institute for Excellence) already have several projects where it is being utilised for assessing mental capacity, basic skills training for Care Managers and Social workers and in providing information services for young adults with learning difficulties etc.

Our modules are all specialised within Putting People First and Individual/Personalised Budget. Visit our e-learning pages for self-directed support.

We can create dynamic learning experiences that will inspire people to keep coming back to learn more or refresh their knowledge.

Face-to-face courses incur the overheads of room bookings, trainer fees / organising, learning materials and can cost hundreds of pounds for each small group.

With e-Learning and information portals an unlimited number of visitors or staff can Log On to Learn, materials can easily be updated and information accessed at a pace determined by each individual learner.

e-Learning can be used for



  • Following a flow chart or 'What to do next' type guides, to learn a process or system
  • Refresh knowledge or retrieve 'follow up' literature from courses.
  • Testing knowledge or understanding through interactive navigation, quizzes, animation etc.
  • Information seeking or using frequently asked questions.
  • Generating 'out of the box' creative thinking or act simply as an information portal.
  • 'How to' video for demonstrating a technique or screen movies about how to use a computer programme.

by combining information and technology to aid people's learning.

It can also be simply a dynamic electronic presentation of information on a kiosk, office computer, using power point for student interaction and multi-media.