Making user-generated content part of a learning strategy at LT Summer Forum
Kallidus will be helping L&D professionals understand how they can make user-generated content (UGC) a dynamic part of their learning mix at Learning Technologies Summer Forum, Olympia Exhibition Hall, 13 June 2017.
Product Innovator Tim Drewitt will be sharing hot-off the press highlights from Kallidus’ survey into how organisations are using UGC to create a more collaborative learning environment in his seminar “User-generated content: The ultimate springboard to collaborative learning or just the latest craze?”.
After Tim’s presentation at 11.45am in Theatre 2 and at stand 1, Kallidus will be giving away a brand new pocket guide to UGC titled “Everything you need to know about user-generated content”. This handy guide is packed full of practical tips for empowering and engaging today’s modern learners through UGC. Kallidus will also be showcasing its innovative Kallidus Learn platform and prototype for user-generated content at stand 1.
Tim Drewitt, Kallidus’ Product Innovator said: “UGC has become one of the learning industry’s latest buzzwords so I’m really looking forward to sharing the results of the UGC survey we have just conducted among L&D professionals. In my seminar I’ll be contrasting the aspirations of those yet to embrace UGC, with the experiences of those who already are in order to address some of the myths and concerns surrounding UGC as well as showing how UGC is a great way to engage the business in learning.”
Kallidus seminar details:
“User-generated content: The ultimate springboard to collaborative learning or just the latest craze?” – Tim Drewitt, 11.45-12.15, Theatre 2, Olympia Exhibition Hall, 13 June 2017
- What UGC is and how it fits into your L&D strategy
- How UGC content is being used and who is creating it
- The benefits of using UGC and how they are being measured
- What challenges UGC poses and how they might be overcome
- The role of technology in supporting UGC
Kallidus will be giving away its complete series of pocket guides to learning at stand 1. These include tips on the latest learning and development trends from UX (user experience) and virtual reality to gamification and UGC. The Kallidus team will also be showcasing their award winning immersive bespoke e-learning content and best-in-class curated e-learning content packages.
The Learning Technologies Summer Forum follows Learning Technologies 2017 and is designed to further develop the key learning themes and most popular topics explored back in February.
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