http://www.citylearningcentre.co.ukThe CLC offers a cyber cafe and rooms equipped with the latest IT equipment and software, housed in an exciting building. The centre offers opportunities to use new ICT technologies, gain qualifications, share good practice and develop confidence and skills. Supported by our education and business partnerships we are researching how ICT supports and extends learning for everyone. Amongst our current developments is ‘Learning Everywhere’, a truly innovative project gaining international recognition and enabling 1:1 access to educational content and resources anytime, anywhere. The CLC encourages new developments with our partners in an atmosphere which is exciting, innovative and responsive to users' needs. Among the facilities for hire are a broadcast radio station, video conferencing, video editing suite, conference and training rooms equipped with interactive whiteboards and computers. The facilities of the CLC are available to members and the community at large. Rooms may be booked for special events such as training sessions and conferences.en-gbchaz.saggu@carltonbolling.ngfl.ac.ukchaz.saggu@carltonbolling.ngfl.ac.ukchaz.saggu@carltonbolling.ngfl.ac.ukTue, 15 Aug 2006 15:29:30 +0200Tue, 15 Aug 2006 19:50:51 +0200RssPublisher 0.1.8 betaTue, 15 Aug 2006 19:48:03 +0200Parents and community members have just completed the Share programme. This course encourages parents to become more involved with their children's work at school. The parents completed ICT work and a programme involving living a healthy life.http://www.citylearningcentre.co.uk/clcNew/community/index.htmlchaz.saggu@carltonbolling.ngfl.ac.ukTue, 15 Aug 2006 14:51:12 +0200The first group of trainee ICT technicians recently completed the first year of the course in the City Learning Centrehttp://www.citylearningcentre.co.uk/clcNew/community/index.htmlchaz.saggu@carltonbolling.ngfl.ac.ukNewsTue, 15 Aug 2006 14:49:17 +0200This year's Mela attracted over 170,000 people. The CLC flooded the area with wireless broadband internet, providing businesses as well as free access to the general public for the second year runninghttp://www.citylearningcentre.co.uk/clcNew/community/index.htmlchaz.saggu@carltonbolling.ngfl.ac.ukNewsTue, 15 Aug 2006 14:48:19 +0200CLC Manager Richard Gunson travelled to America by special invitation to investigate handheld computers.http://www.citylearningcentre.co.uk/clcNew/community/index.htmlchaz.saggu@carltonbolling.ngfl.ac.ukNews