Work during the project encouraged partners to make use of new learning technologies and future collaborative work is now building on this.

• Kent Personal Learner Portal
  Pilot project building a student portal to provide support services, including study skills materials with self-assessment tests and links with tutors as well as access to e-portfolio software for students on access courses.
  University of Kent, Canterbury Christ Church University and South Kent College.

• Greenwich eLISA Project
  eLearning Independent Study Skills Awards
  The JISC eLISA project builds on earlier work on developing study skills to create a new personalised 14-19 and adult adaptable learning environment for independent study support, including learner pathways for both (1) learners and (2) teachers to access high quality study support materials.
  University of Greenwich, University of Oxford and Greenwich schools and Local Education Authority.

• Lifelong Learning Network for Kent
  (Future Project)
  The primary successor to the KNTI project is seen as being the much wider Lifelong learning network for Kent.
  Lifelong learning networks are seen as combining the strengths of a number of diverse institutions, providing support for learners on vocational pathways and ensuring that learners have access to a range of progression opportunities so that they can move between different kinds of vocational and academic programmes as their interests, needs and abilities develop.