Examples of using E-learning programmes in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Special Committee urges the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Institute to work together to promote the existing e-learning programmes, and highlights the importance of ensuring the use and further development of these materials.
Requests the Secretary-General to make greater use of videoconferencing facilities and e-learning programmes for training and other purposes and to report to the General Assembly at its sixty-first session on improvements and efficiencies made through greater utilization of those tools;
The Special Committee urges the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Peace Operations Training Institute to work together to promote the existing e-learning programmes, and highlights the importance of ensuring the use and further development of these materials.
In addition, the Institute has have been encouraged to update its e-learning programmes in the light of the updated United Nations core predeployment training materials disseminated in 2009.
Make greater use of videoconferencing facilities and e-learning programmes for training and other purposes and report to the General Assembly at its sixty-first session on improvements and efficiencies made through greater utilization of those tools.
It welcomed the concept note on the e-learning programmes on the preparation of national communications from non-Annex I Parties and reiterated its request for the secretariat to develop the e-learning programmes on the basis of that concept note.
(e) Development of e-learning programmes for strategies to integrate small and medium-sized enterprises in international supply chains trade, thereby promoting linkages between the foreign sector and the rest of the economy.
Institute for Training and Research for all personnel as well as e-learning programmes on aviation operations from the International Aviation Transport Association.
The General Assembly, in section XIII of its resolution 60/266, requested the Secretary-General to make greater use of videoconferencing facilities and e-learning programmes for training and other purposes and to report to the General Assembly at its sixty-first session on improvements and efficiencies made through greater utilization of those tools.
(b) Public information and awareness-raising events, including exhibition stands, postcards, posters, booklets, literature, maps, the" This land is your land" information pack, civil society networking events, media coverage, study tours, teaching kits, training for teachers on desertification, e-learning programmes, world days and tree plantings;
Public information and awareness-raising events, including exhibition stands, postcards, posters, booklets, literature, maps," This Land is Your Land" information pack, civil society networking events, media coverage, study tours, teaching kits, training for teachers on desertification, e-learning programmes, World Days, and tree plantings.
(c) Information technology training programmes to support the Secretary-General ' s information and communications technology strategy by upgrading the level of skills of Secretariat staff in using the Organization ' s software applications and by providing staff with the knowledge and skills to manage information more effectively and efficiently, including expanded access by staff to computer-based self-study and e-learning programmes;
(c) Information technology training programmes to support the Secretary-General ' s information and communications technology strategy by upgrading the level of skills of Secretariat staff in using the Organization ' s software applications and by providing staff with the knowledge and skills to manage information more effectively and efficiently, including expanded access by staff to computer-based self-study e-learning programmes and the establishment of the United Nations Virtual Academy;
could be further enhanced through a number of actions, including the following: enriching training materials with regional examples; developing e-learning programmes; establishing a network of experts to facilitate sharing of knowledge, experiences and best practices; and building a database of professionals trained at CGE workshops.
Development of e-learning programmes and a web-based network of experts.
E-learning programmes and web-based network of experts 16- 18 5.
The proposed 2008/09 budget includes provision for available UNITAR distance e-learning programmes for all personnel.
Increased use of e-learning programmes, video teleconference facilities and the implementation of the train-the-trainer policy D. Vacancy factors.
The Staff College could monitor and evaluate the cost-effectiveness of the e-learning programmes currently offered by United Nations agencies.
E-learning programmes may be generic and apply to a broad audience, or may target specific groups of officials.