About the Speakers
eThink Education provides a fully-managed eLearning solution including cloud hosting, implementation, integration, consultation, and management services for open-source Moodle and Totara. Managed by experts, eThink’s total solution provides a dynamic and customisable platform to meet specific institutional and organisational needs for clients in various industries including Healthcare, Education, Nonprofit, Government, and Corporate. eThink also offers LMS and eLearning trainings through eThink Academy, as well as custom content solutions.
As VP of Sales Mr. Jones is responsible for overseeing strategy and execution for both direct sales and eThink’s channel network. Mr. Jones joined the eThink team in 2014 and he brings over 12 years of education technology experience including 4 years with the New York Times and 4 additional years providing Virtual Course Material platforms. Mr. Jones holds a MBA from University of Baltimore and a BS in eBusiness & Marketing from Towson University.
About The Webinar
Open-source technology has given Learning & Development (L&D) managers the flexibility, freedom, and ownership to create customised training programmes for their organisations. But more importantly, leveraging open-source technology helps ensure a futureproof investment by allowing admins to constantly adapt their LMS to the ever-changing learning ecosystem and to meet their company's educational and business needs as they evolve.
In this webinar, we'll explore:
Date: Thursday, October 3rd, 2019
Time: 2:00pm BST
Duration: 1 hour
Future-Proof Your Training Programme with Open Source
Mr. Carlson co-founded eThink Education more than 10 years ago and today has oversight of the entire operation. He brings over 15 years of education technology experience, including 6 years at SunGard HE (now Ellucian) as a Senior Technical Consultant where he worked extensively with Student Information Systems. Mr. Carlson holds a BS in Physics and Astronomy from The Evergreen State College and is active in advising entities on eLearning initiatives through outside advisory roles such as his seat on the Baltimore Workforce Investment Board.