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GoMo now publishes to BlackBerry

GoMo now publishes apps to BlackBerry devicesGoMo Learning, Epic's powerful, multi-platform mobile learning authoring tool, now enables users to create high-quality m-learning applications for delivery via a BlackBerry device. This new functionality makes it the most versatile mobile learning authoring tool on the market. Users can build their content once and publish it to Apple, Android and BlackBerry mobile devices. They can even publish HTML content to their desktops – all from one source. Download a free demo of our latest m-learning app for BlackBerry 

Epic Shortlisted for Three E-learning Awards

Epic has been nominated for three awards at this year's E-learning Age Awards, including one for "Best use of mobile learning"Epic has been shortlisted for not one, not two, but three industry awards at this year’s E-learning Age Awards. Epic’s nominations come after a burst of new high-profile clients and include two nominations for the ‘Editorial Policy’ e-learning developed in partnership with the BBC Academy. Epic and the BBC have been nominated for ‘Excellence in the production of learning content – Public Sector’ and ‘Best use of e-learning to ensure compliance with external

Epic partner Ratton School to enhance learning

Epic have recently formed a new partnership with Ratton School in Eastbourne. Ratton School, a specialist school for the performing arts, was converted to a foundation school with a Trust on 3rd May 2011. Governors have now undertaken new responsibilities and created partnerships with local organisations, including Epic, to enhance the education and improve job prospects of Ratton students. Epic’s role will include: making sure the school is at the forefront of IT teaching, encouraging staff to embrace technology in teaching and providing work-experience opportunities. Students will

Epic talks to Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales

Epic talks to the co-founder of Wikipedia, Jimmy WalesEpic recently secured a rare interview with Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia, the free online encyclopaedia. Wales has been named one of the 25 most influencial people on the web by Time magazine, and Epic's Director of Learning, Dr Naomi Norman, caught up with him over coffee to gauge his thoughts on Wikipedia's contribution to learning. The interview, which covers a range of learning and social networking subjects, will soon be released as a series of podcasts on the Epic website.

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