During a week of online learning collaboration this July, Derek Mitchell, from The Learning Measurement Company, explores L&D’s use of analytics and how we can make the most of learner feedback.
During a week of online learning collaboration this July, Andrew Jacobs from HMRC explores how HMRC responded to the challenges it faced during the lockdown.
During a week of online learning collaboration this July, Lori Niles-Hofmann, co-founder NilesNolen, explores the learning management system in organisational learning and asks how it fits with today’s working environment.
During a week of online learning collaboration this July, David Wilson presents Fosway’s research into the changing L&D landscape following the COVID-19 pandemic.
During a week of online learning collaboration this July, Kevin M. Yates discusses how to explore the impact of training and learning.
During a week of online learning collaboration this July, Gemma Paterson and Nick Welch share their tips for using video to support organisational learning.
A week of online learning collaboration, 13 – 17 July 2020; streams announced for #LTSF20.
A week of online learning collaboration, 13 – 17 July 2020; full programme announced; registration opens.
How to write a killer award entry: Learning Technologies Awards teams up with Boost Marketing to host a webinar to help learning providers with their awards submissions.
The Learning Technologies Awards 2020 programme has been announced: awards entry opens; three new categories announced including onboarding, data analytics and COVID-19 response; sponsorship opportunities; key dates announced.
Closer Still, the London-based exhibition and conference organiser, has announced it has acquired the German exhibition organiser spring Messe, which operates the Zukunft Personal trade show series for the HR sector. spring Messe was a wholly-owned subsidiary of Deutsch Messe AG. Terms were not disclosed.
Over eight thousand learning professionals head to London for Learning Technologies 2020, Europe’s largest annual workplace learning conference and exhibition; full exhibition seminar programme published; exhibition registration information.
Learning Technologies, Europe’s largest workplace learning event, is joining forces with the #WomenInLearning movement to help support gender balance across L&D. With two sessions in two days at the event, attendees will have the unique opportunity to meet and connect with leading women from across the profession worldwide in a bid to encourage openness, sharing and empowerment.
Learning Technologies has published the first wave of its exhibition seminar programme of over 200 seminars across 12 exhibition hall theatres taking place at this February’s event in London.
Learning Technologies 2020 is to include a scholarship-style career development initiative to support young L&D professionals: past participant, Hannah Duffy explains how the programme helped her career; information provided about the applications process for young L&D professionals.
Kate Graham and Sharon Claffey Kalliouby, co-founders of the #womeninlearning movement are hosting a conference session at Learning Technologies 2020 sharing experiences and lessons learnt from leading female L&D professionals and insights into ways women can dynamically design their learning careers.
Nigel Paine will be joined on stage by Kristina Tsiriotakis and Craige Heaney, respective global L&D heads of Deciem and Diageo, to host the closing session at Learning Technologies 2020, exploring embedding a culture of learning in organisations.
Don’t believe the hype - the realities of digital learning: HR industry analysts David Perring and David Wilson reveals their insights into what really matters in learning technology at the upcoming Learning Technologies 2020 event this February.
Nigel Paine, speaker, writer and broadcaster on the topics of development, technology and leadership, is to host a conference session, 21st Century Learning: Building a Modern Learning Environment, at the upcoming Learning Technologies 2020 event this February.
Learning Technologies London is running an international Learning Thirty under 30 programme for the learning, development and training community, aimed at developing and spotlighting the next generation of Learning Leadership in our field.
The Learning Technologies portfolio is designed around the needs of workplace learning professionals.