About Us
Special relationships
The e-Learning Foundation approach is based on extensive collaboration with organisations that share our objectives and concerns.
We do not believe in re-inventing the wheel, and welcome approaches from organisations that can provide support to schools and families in ways that are complementary to the services we provide.
If you fall into this category, and have not been in touch with us, please send us an e-mail info@e-learningfoundation.com outlining the aims and activities of your organisation, and your ideas on how we might be able to collaborate.
These are the Organisations that we are currently collaberating with:
There is a wealth of resources on safe use of the Internet and mobiles available from Childnet International for schools to use, many of which are available free of charge, downloadable and in several languages. A good example is Know IT All which is an educational resource pack for secondary schools.
Citizens Online is a registered charity established to explore the social and cultural impact of the Internet on society. Citizens Online believe that access to the Internet and all of its riches is essential for every citizen in the 21st Century. They are committed to Universal Internet Access and to tackling the issues of the Digital Divide. Citizens Online is a registered charity established to explore the social and cultural impact of the Internet on society. Citizens Online believe that access to the Internet and all of its riches is essential for every citizen in the 21st Century. They are committed to Universal Internet Access and to tackling the issues of the Digital Divide.
CC4G are out of school hours girls-only ICT clubs that engage girls (10-14 year olds) by using their interests (e.g. music, fashion, dance mixing and interviewing celebrities).
Participation in such a club could form an important element of a wider e-learning strategy in a school, and could have the additional benefit of providing a tangible reason for parents to support the school’s e-Learning Foundation appeal.
If you are interested in running CC4G, please register your interest on their site.
Digital Links is a social enterprise that provides IT equipment and solutions for education, small businesses and health units in the world’s poorest areas. By bringing the best technology available to disadvantaged communities at an affordable cost they can provide incredible opportunities for improved health, education, and economic growth.
Through their partnerships with corporations, governments, schools and many other organisations they are able to recycle technology and place over 65,000 computers to schools, hospitals and NGOs across Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe.
If your school would like to partner with them and recycle your old technology or your school would like to see real examples of the help it will bring then please contact them.
Naace is the professional association for those concerned with advancing education through the appropriate use of information and communications technology (ICT). The association was established in 1984 and has become the key influential professional association for those working in ICT in Education.
Through the power of technology and high tech entertainments, Lifelites is the only charity striving to give children in hospices the chance to spend quality time with their families, the means to keep in contact with their school and friends, and simply to enjoy themselves away from the constant reality of their illness.