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Articles in Sep 2005 issue of E.learning Age

• FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH
• EDITOR'S COMMENT: Full speed ahead towards rapid e-learning
  by Williams, Peter
• Defence company wins knowledge award
• Wiltshire trains on freedom
• It takes two to tango
  by Leteney, Fiona
• Academee opens shop
• Going with the flow
  by Overton, Laura
• Bafta-winning website
• Learning's grey market
  by Massy, Jane
• Graduate programme at Academy Internet
• Youth engaged by m-learning
  by Naish, Richard
• Brighton bids to be e-learning European Centre of Excellence
• Conference and event diary
• 3D game teaches car dealers
• Chalk face
• SumTotal acquires Pathlore
• Companies turn to knowledge management
• Epic sold as record profits announced
• A big fat waste of time?
  by Koe, Kim
• OutStart signs New Wave deal
• TRANSFORMING HR: Creating Value Through People
  by Yee, Rachel
• Mortgage firms switch from fixed to flexible training
• BBC Schools
  by Yee, Rachel
• Absolutely raises £250,000
• Dynamic wins IITT recognition
• Opportunity and diversity
  by Powell, Julie
• One thousandth NHS employee on TAP
• Feedback
  by Gharebaghi, Fardad
• Success for pub group
• winds of change, The
  by Wilson, David
• Nottingham Business School takes the lead
• downgrading of ID, The
  by Little, Bob
• News in brief
• Brighton & Hove tracks e-government IDeA content
• Recognising excellence
  by Waller, Vaughan
• SMEs at risk from unskilled IT staff
• A job like mine
  by Yee, Rachel
• Style counsel
  by Shepherd, Clive; Kori, David