It’s that time of year again! The crew from Make it Happen attended our first ever TPAS (Tenant Participation Advisory Service) conference last year and it was great. This year it’s even more exciting for us as it involves the launch of the Community Empowerment Fund supported national e-learning project where Make it Happen is [...]
Category Archives: e-learning
e-learning for Guide Dogs
Make it Happen is pleased to be working in partnership with Volunteering England and JLJ Associates to develop multi-media e-learning resources and activities for the The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association. The new e-learning course is designed for new staff and people who manage volunteers at Guide Dogs, and will be launched in mid [...]
The benefits of e-learning
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TPAS Annual Conference July/Aug 2009
For the past 21 years the TPAS Annual Conference has been the premier event in tenant and resident involvement. Dane and Christine from Make it Happen are attending the three day event gathering video footage for use in the new TPAS Virtual Learning Environment. We are looking forward to meeting some great people, having a [...]
Make it Happen in partnership with TPAS
Make it Happen are delighted to be working with TPAS TPAS (Tenants Participation Advisory Service) have been successful with their 3 year Empowerment Fund application and in partnership with Make it Happen are now developing innovative and exciting e-learning training courses and a ‘Virtual Learning Environment’ (VLE). Make it Happen and TPAS are working together [...]
eLearning for community development
Make It Happen (MIH) designs and delivers interactive, multi-media e-learning experiences for Third Sector, voluntary and community organisations at national, regional and local level. Headed up by Dane Gould and Christine Wilks, MIH’s aim is to help empower communities and enhance community development. Using the open-source Moodle software package, we design and build bespoke Virtual Learning [...]