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Australian Flexible Learning CommunitySubmitted by Ted Takacs on Sun, 12/26/2004 - 17:36.
The Australian Flexible Learning Community
This month's Opinion Piece
December 2004: Achievements and reflections At With its strong focus on flexible learning – including A key Australia is now witnessing powerful collaborative ICT problem-solving networks across State and Territory borders. This provides us with the people, products and resources to develop More than 1.7 million people access training to improve their life, The Australian Flexible Learning Framework has been a catalyst in More than 20,000 teachers and trainers have been funded and supported to increase their e-learning skills. Approximately 500 e-learning products and 18,000 resources have been The Framework’s most popular product range, Flexible Learning Industry benefits from training that is relevant, tailored and From 2005 Australia will build on its investment in flexible We will link with international knowledge networks and share our We will strengthen our emphasis on creating systems to make We will support our communities and industries and develop new ways to meet the learning styles of our Indigenous people. Our vision is to provide all Australians living and working in the (FLAG) who provide strategic direction and support to the Australian Flexible Learning Framework. Jim is also the Director of the Victorian Office of Training & Tertiary Education and Deputy Secretary of the Victorian Department of Education and Training.
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