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Technology is now embedded in the workplace: nearly all numerical and written work is done via computers, and the way research, analysis and assurance is carried out has been transformed by technology and access to the internet. Today’s graduates and professionals know nothing else. As more and more activity goes online, finance professionals are keeping up with regulation, filing reports, accessing data and so on, remotely in cyberspace. They are truly becoming ‘e-professionals’.

The e-professional: embracing learning technologies


The e-professional: embracing learning technologies explores the world of the accountant as an e-professional, focusing on three areas:

  • how online approaches to learning and assessment are affecting professional development at an individual level
  • the impact these learning technologies are having on employers of finance professionals
  • what the future of online learning and assessment may look like.

Interviews with Joyce Renney and Laura Overton


In this video ACCA’s Helen Perkins speaks with Joyce Renney, client director of Lighthouse Global - the strategic research and consulting group ACCA collaborated with to develop the report - about the research approach and key findings.

Helen then interviews Laura Overton, managing director of Towards Maturity – an independent, not-for-profit organisation with a focus on learning technologies – a contributor to the report.

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Interviews from ACCA's Research and Insights Conference

As part of our Research and Insights Conference, ACCA’s Helen Perkins talks to Richard Pollard, global development leader, on PwC’s approach to e-learning and e-assessment, and in a separate interview speaks with Martin Taylor, CEO of BPP Business School to find out how the leading learning provider is using technology in e-learning. Watch the interviews:

Richard Pollard, global development leader, PwC

Martin Taylor, CEO, BPP Business School

Last updated: 17 Jan 2012

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