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Learning Agency Network
Participating in Development
The Learning Agency Network SPRL (abbr. LANETO) is an international partnership organisation with the objective to provide customised learning solutions based on a systemic needs analysis. Since every client has different requirements, we are composing a team of trusted experts from different fields to fully meet customer's satisfaction. Try out a first requirement analysis for free!
Benefits for Learning Clients:
- Identify your specific learning needs through our requirement analysis.
- Receive service-oriented offers, which are fitting your needs.
- Profit of our global network through a Single-Point-of-Contact in your region.
In addition, the Learning Agency Network offers international business incubator services for innovative educational experts who want to extend their enterpreneurial activities worldwide. Here, we are providing a network of national partners, experts from different domains and guidance for the development. Take the chance and participate!
Benefits for Learning Experts:
- Promote your expertise and access new clients through our database. more...
- Collaborate with other learning experts and develop new services. more...
- Participate in our developed services as an expert or partner. more...
The services. which we are developing are based on equity, solidarity, technology and sustainability. It is possible to join a service during its development or also after the roll-out either as a partner (covering a certain part of the geographical axe) or an expert (covering a certain part of the service provision for a certain type of clients). The color wheel is representing the focus of the different incubated and packed services:
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Quotes
"Good learning environments: stimulate learners to be mentally active; address prior knowledge; integrate fragmented pieces of knowledge into hierarchical knowledge structures; balance concepts, skills and meta-cognitive competence; provide expedient structures in the environment that help learners to develop well-organised knowledge structures; and present information adequately for efficient processing in the human mind given its inherent limitations for processing." Elsbeth Stern (2010) |







