1. Learning Hub update
September 2019
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2. Learning Hub image
The Learning Hub will be a powerful new digital platform that will provide easy access to a wide range of education and training resources for the health and care workforce. It is being developed by Health Education England’s national Technology Enhanced Learning Programme.

3. What is the Learning Hub?
The Learning Hub will be the place to:
Complete and record learning
Find a wide range of resource types
Share and signpost to learning resources
Discuss and collaborate
Access e-Learning for Healthcare content
The Learning Hub will be the place to go to access and record learning from a broad range of shareable resources, including existing e-Learning for Healthcare (e-LfH) programmes, and resources contributed and uploaded from the user community. The Learning Hub will also encourage discussions to take place around the uploaded learning content and networks to form around areas of shared interest to maximise the opportunities for collaboration and realise the potential of the resources.
@NHS_HealthEdEng @HEE_TEL

4. What is the Learning Hub?
Currently in Private Beta
Will go into Public Beta early 2020
Built according to GDS standards:
Agile methodology
User-centred design
Will evolve into an AI-driven personalised service
Expanding the offer to our 1,000,000 registered e-LfH users and the wider health and care workforce.
@NHS_HealthEdEng @HEE_TEL

5. The Learning Hub will be the place to go to access and record learning from a broad range of shareable resources, including existing e-Learning for Healthcare programmes, and resources contributed and uploaded from the user community.
The Learning Hub will also encourage discussions to take place around the uploaded learning content and networks to form around areas of shared interest to maximise the opportunities for collaboration and realise the potential of the resources.

6. Dashboard Complete and record learning
Find wide range of resource types
Contribute, share and signpost to resources
Discussion and collaboration
Find e-Learning for Healthcare content

7. Landing page
The landing page design has been updated to now include a:
header, including the banner
news panel
registration and login area
NHS site page
about us page
contact us page.
The landing page design has been updated to now include a:
header, including the banner
news panel
registration and login area
NHS site page
about us page
contact us page.

8. design of the registration process
design of the sign in process – the development of a sign in form on the landing page
design of the registration process
design of the homepage with trays of content.
Designs of other pages have been revised based on user journey analysis which include:

9. “Contribute a resource” area has now been designed.
users to upload and manage own resources
includes a screen that displays the resources a user has previously uploaded and a resource’s status eg draft, published etc.
The “Contribute a resource” area has now been designed. This will allow users to upload and manage their own resources. This includes a screen that displays the resources a user has previously uploaded and a resource’s status eg draft, published etc. These designs will also demonstrate how a user uploads a resource using a step by step form.

10. Log in
Initially, accounts will be linked across the e-LfH Hub and the Learning Hub.
Users will enter the same username and same password across both systems.
When the Learning Hub is launched early in 2020 those working in the NHS, social care, public health and ministry of defence will have access.
@NHS_HealthEdEng @HEE_TEL

11. Our aim: make learning easier for all
Easier to find
Easier to identify quality
Easier to share
Easier to connect with others
Easier to create with others
Resulting in: convenience

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