The Learning Technologies conference returns to ExCeL London on February 12th and 13th 2020, with an inspiring and provocative speaker line up.
The annual Learning Technologies Awards has published its shortlist for the 2019 awards programme; 19 awards categories; record-breaking entry; gala evening tickets released.
1,800 learning professionals attended the July Learning Technologies Summer Forum: learner experience and human skills among the hot topics discussed.
The Learning Technologies Summer Forum’s programme of exhibition seminars for next week’s event in London comprise 45 hot topics in workplace learning and development for visitors to LTSF to choose from.
Fosway’s director of research, David Perring, will present at the upcoming Learning Technologies Summer Forum on 11 July at ExCeL London, on the differences between a LXP, a NGLE and an LMS.
Head of technology & innovation for learning at Aviva, Gemma Critchley, will present at the upcoming Learning Technologies Summer Forum on 11 July at ExCeL London, on learning experience design.
Elearning Guild executive director, David Kelly, will present at the upcoming Learning Technologies Summer Forum on 11 July at ExCeL London, on the tech trends in learning that matter.
Learning innovations consultant, Steve Wheeler, will present at the upcoming Learning Technologies Summer Forum on 11 July at ExCeL London, on people, personalisation and personal learning.
The conference programme for the upcoming Learning Technologies Summer Forum on 11 July has been announced, with the emphasis of learning in practice.
The annual Learning Technologies Summer Forum is to take place at the London ExCeL venue on 11 July 2019 and provides L&D professionals with the opportunity to explore some of the most important themes in L&D today.
The Learning Technologies Awards 2019 programme has been announced: awards entry opens; nineteen awards categories announced; sponsorship opportunities; key dates announced.
Learning Technologies 2019 took place in earlier this month at its new home, ExCeL London. The biggest event in the event’s 20 year history received over 8,500 visitors and 760 conference delegates. Themes included artificial intelligence, personalisation, micro learning and measurement.
Learning Technologies today published its exhibition seminars programme, containing over 200 seminars across 11 exhibition hall theatres and the new demo zone, covering every important aspect of organisational learning and learning technology.
Learning Technologies 2019 has invited Dani Johnson, Steve Wheeler and David Kelly to help the conference to identify which technologies will have an impact on workplace learning in the future.
Euan Semple is presenting at Learning Technologies 2019 to help learning professionals to better understand the broader landscape of digital transformation.
Learning Technologies has invited the world-renowned learning evaluation expert Will Thalheimer to identify how to assess the impact of learning on business performance.
At Learning Technologies 2019 Jane Bozarth, Director of Research at The eLearning Guild, will show how L&D is uniquely positioned to support sharing tacit knowledge, build bridges between talent pools, sharpen communication, and help organizations build better maps of work and activities.
Learning tools expert, Jane Hart, Sunder Ramachandran, Glaxo SmithKline Pharmaceuticals India, and Ger Driesen, aNewSpring, are to host a session at Learning Technologies 2019 about how embedding learning in the workflow requires a new approach to workplace learning and change in how L&D applies ‘digital’.
At Learning Technologies 2019 multi award-winning learning and HR researcher and author Jeanne Meister is running a conference session to help learning professionals to understand how artificial intelligence can really be applied within learning and development.
At Learning Technologies 2019 world renowned expert on games and learning, Karl Kapp will help learning professionals to think like game designers and transform stale training into exciting and interesting experiences.
The Learning Technologies portfolio is designed around the needs of workplace learning professionals.