CommLab India Launches Webinar Series on eLearning Design and Development

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Hyderabad, India, June 23, 2013 --( The webinars aim to provide a focal point for professionals, to discuss matters relating to online training implementation including design, development, delivery and evaluation, in the workplace.To register for the first webinar, Realities of Networked Online Learning Communities in the Corporate World, visit the CommLab India website.CommLab specializes in developing industry-specific training solutions, particularly in verticals such as pharmaceuticals & health care, high-tech and IT, finance and insurance, energy and manufacturing.The one-hour free webinar will be broadcast live at 10.00 AM (U.S. Eastern Daylight Time) on Thursday, July 18, 2013.About CommLab IndiaCommLab India LLP is a 12-year-old leading custom eLearning solutions company, developing state-of-the-art e-learning services for organizations across the world.CommLab specializes in developing industry-specific training solutions, particularly in verticals such as pharmaceuticals & health care, high-tech and IT, finance and insurance, energy and manufacturing.Backed by the expertise of dedicated instructional designers, course developers and learning technologists, CommLab’s learning solutions include:Custom eLearning Courseware DevelopmentTranslation and Localization of eLearning Courses in over 20 languagesMobile LearningCustomization of Moodle Open Source LMSThey specialize in eLearning/online learning in the following subjects:Product and Sales TrainingProcess TrainingCompliance and Safety TrainingHR TrainingBased in India, CommLab India is a preferred vendor to several Fortune 500 companies, such as Alcoa, Unilever, Mettler-Toledo and Pepsico Holding Inc. and has an ongoing relationship with organizations such as Hill-Rom, Flextronics, Deloitte, George Washington University and the UN,.

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