Epic thinking // Issue 87, July 2009
	Epic organises e-learning debate at The Oxford Union As part of our thought leadership programme we have organised an e-learning debate at the world famous Oxford Union where Prime Ministers, Presidents and Noble Prize winners have honed their debating skills. Click here to find out more and to register.
	Case Study: Recycling Managers Training Epic supports all things green. So when we had the chance to work with the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) on a major blended programme, we jumped at the opportunity... Click here to read on.
	Game based learning Podcasts Originally developed for designers at Epic, we thought we would share these podcasts with you. The first looks at Marc Pensky's 5 top rules for successful games based development. Click here to hear all about it.
	Game based learning Podcast 2 This second Podcast looks at the key issues of developing games based learning for mobile devices. Click here to find out more.
	Game based learning Podcast 3 This third Podcast analyses the challenges of developing simple gaming approaches for complex decision making processes, in particular scenarios for the financial sector. Click here for more.
	Game based learning Podcast 4 Games based learning is not just for complex processes, in this final Podcast we look at its use in developing manual skills, in this case for a major fast food chain. Click here to hear about it.
	Adding Web 2.0 to the e-learning mix The BCS has kindly agreed to us re-producing a recent article by our Director of Learning Naomi Norman in their IT Training Magazine on Web 2.0 and e-learning. Click here to read it.
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