Weekly Blog about eLearning

What characteristics must the e-learning platform from which online courses on workplace safety are delivered have? Find out in this article.

Let's find out what the Italian legislation on whistleblowing provides and what you need to do so that your company complies with the new obligations.

What are the standards, on a European level, for continuing medical education?

The European proposal to regulate the use and development of Artificial Intelligence has training and digital skills as key themes. 

Is it compulsory to activate the webcam during online courses and videoconferences?

EU tightening on Artificial Intelligence, from biometric recognition to chatbots

Measures to limit Covid-19 infections put Smart Working back at the center of the debate.

What is smart working? How is it regulated in Italy, in Europe? And what are the novelties brought by the massive adoption in recent months?

Compliance training is fundamental within every company. Making regulations usable is a challenge for eLearning that must design courses that are both a quality product and engaging.

Despite the digital divide, "narrow" bandwidth and obsolete hardware, the health emergency linked to the spread of the coronavirus is pushing Italians to take great steps towards digitization.

How can eLearning improve the company's IT security?

Today, companies that offer courses in e-learning mode must ensure that no third party can get hold of user data, which could endanger computer security and privacy.

What data are stored by your IT devices and how to defend them?

Are you worried about the GDPR and its imminent entry into force on 25 May?

Super amortization and tax credit are two of the tools envisaged in the Italian Industry 4.0 plan which allow companies to adopt tools and resources for eLearning training.