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Articles in Feb 2005 issue of E.learning Age

• E-learning veteran to build on WBT's expansion
• British Library site wins award
• Authoring software designed for tutors
• What you know about e-learning
  by Waller, Vaughan
• Saffron works on Hilton bookings
• Chalk face
• Thomson NETg rolls out e-learning for Canon
• Matchett pushes PENS
• Shedding the Cinderella image
  by Overton, Laura
• Blackboard sells into China
• EDITOR'S COMMENT: The UKeU is another failed public/private partnership
  by Williams, Peter
• Irish Aviation Authority takes off
• British Learning Association plots regional moves
• Getting to know you-ice breakers
  by Gorelick, Carol
• Online training set to ease Linux migration
• future of e-learning supply, The
  by Naish, Richard
• University boss joins IU board
• Demand for training prompts recruitment drive
• E-learning key route to develop skills
• National library for health goes live
• E-learning takes root
• Why accessible learning makes business sense
  by Snell, Margaret
• Project management in today's economy
• Feedback
  by Paterson, Graham
• NCSL Learning Gateway wins e-gov award
• Sun defends its role in UKeU
• Challenging behaviour helps tackle bullying and harassment at work
• Finding the European perspective
  by Basiel, Anthony
• IOD courses move into blended
• Atomic authority enhances intranet
• Top law firm sees strong return
• Time to rethink public policy
  by Massy, Jane
• Fuel expands team
• A job like mine
• Workers threaten to quit over poor training
• Conference and event diary
• Ask the experts: Prospects for 2005
  by Wilson, David; Mohapatra, Sambit; Jensen, Jan Vels; Sazen, Hanif; Et al
• Managing and motivating virtual teams
  by Woodford, Jason; Hills, Howard