LEARNING LIVE 2015 conference programme announced
The line-up for the LPI's annual conference and exhibition dedicated solely to the Learning and Development sector is announced.
The Learning and Performance Institute's annual conference, LEARNING LIVE, is for all learning & development managers, Chief Learning Officers, HR managers, trainers and training managers looking to expand and develop their skills, network with thought-leaders and keep up to date with the latest developments in the field of L&D.
Taking place in London at 155 Bishopsgate on 9th and 10th September 2015, the conference features 15 highly-focussed and relevant sessions by leading L&D experts, 10 interactive business solution workshops from L&D technology practitioners and vendors, live debates, a keynote session and a networking dinner with after-dinner speaker.
For 2015, LEARNING LIVE is moving away from the traditional speaker+presentation+audience model and towards a more interactive, "lecture-free" approach, where delegates are actually working and collaborating with the presenters.
Conference Sessions
Full details of the programme can be found on the conference website but listed below are the sessions:
Keynote Address
Jamil Qureshi
L&D Question Time - live debate panel
Our Future Stream
Practical Personalisation: Creating a learning environment for one and for all - Lisa Minogue-White, Willow DNA
Global learning delivery: Does it work? What are the issues? - Kate Davis, Save the Children
Discuss and deal with learning challenges - Nigel Paine
How leading women lead - Mary Louise Angoujard, Rapporta
New Business. New Partnerships. New Learning in Ericsson - Peter Shepherd, Ericsson
Performance Improvement Stream
How to build professional and business credibility through curation - Martin Couzins, LearnPatch
An audience with Jerry Maguire - the things you want to say in L&D… but never do - Dave Buglass, Tesco Bank LPI CLO of the Year
Managing performance: a new approach - Paul Matthews, People Alchemy
Learning in the social age: scaffolded and responsive - Julian Stodd, SeaSalt Learning
Getting creative in L&D - Michelle Parry Slater (with special guest Amy Brann)
The Real Word Stream
Everyone has potential - we must learn how to release it - Garry Hearn, Defence College of Technical Training
4 easy steps to becoming a MOOC wrangler - Ben Betts, H2, University of Warwick
xAPI: Experience the Experience! - Martyn Farrows & Mirjam Neelen, Learnovate Centre
Getting close to the business: how to translate your learning strategy effectively, Andrew Jacobs, LLB Lewisham
Liking Ain’t Learning – could social networks be making us stupid? - Robin Hoyle, Learnworks
Business Solutions Workshops
Using predictive analytics to enable on-the-job performance - Chris Littlewood & Nick Fernando, Filtered
Assima
Warwick University
VitalSource Technologies Inc.
Lynda.com
CLS Performance Solutions
vLearning
With an LPI member delegate fee of £595, the two-day conference represents exceptional value for money as a L&D event alone. In addition, delegates have the chance to network, meet leading industry figures informally, and visit the accompanying exhibition, providing access to the latest L&D products and services. Included in the full ticket price are: morning and afternoon refreshments, full lunch, networking dinner, and all conference presentations.
Tickets to Day One only are free of charge. Tickets can be purchased online at http://buytickets.at/lpi/26843. Alternatively, individual and group bookings can be made by emailing [email protected] or calling +44 (0)2476 496210. More information is available via the LEARNING LIVE website.