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P3 09:10 – 10:10 (Room 2) How strong is your L&D brand?
• Five reasons why your L&D brand is more important than ever before • An anatomy of your L&D brand and how to judge its health • Strategies for building an L&D brand people can believe in • Engaging learners and other people who matter for the long term • Creating a consistent digital experience for your internal customers Cheryl Clemons, CEO, LearnerLab
World of Learning Conference & Exhibition
P4 09:10 – 10:10 (Room 3) Creating a collaborative culture to enhance performance
• What the experts are saying about collaborative advantage • Moving collaboration from acknowledgement to application • The difference between a collaboration culture and effective collaboration • Collaboration & social accountability: standing together and being counted
Ian Luxford, Learning Services Director, Grass Roots Francis Goss, Head of Employee Engagement, Grass Roots
10:15 – 11:00 Keynote address (Room 1) How will your future talent learn and what will their learning expectations be once in the workplace? David Cavallo, Research Scientist & Director of the Future of Learning Group, MIT
M4 10:50 – 11:40 (Room 2)
The effectiveness of video learning for engaging, on-demand, bite-sized learning
• How short video can be used to support learning • Applying learning theory to video • The future of video learning • Why you should be creating your own L&D video content in-house
Tom Pape, Head of Learning innovation, BT Academy
Dr Mark Davies, MD, See Learning Films M5 11:15 – 12:05 (Room 3)
Getting started with technology - enabled learning
• Focusing on business outcomes rather than tools
• Using business data to identify needs and evaluate success
• Embracing a viral approach to change
• Benchmark – learn from others’ successes and mistakes Jason Pitfi eld, Training Manager, LV=
M6 11:30 – 12:20 (Room 1)
Building trust in your organisation: the importance of values-led leadership
• Linking leadership, trust and organisational resilience • What’s the right type of trust for your organisation?
• Measuring, managing and developing trust in your leadership team
Kate Cooper, Senior Advisor, Institute of Leadership & Management
Mike Thompson, Director of Early Careers, Barclays
A4 13:15 – 14:05 (Room 1)
Using mobile devices for performance support
• Instant access to bite-sized learning for immediate performance support • Developing an effective mlearning strategy • elearning is not elearning on a mobile device
• Effective measurement tools for mlearning • Using apps to embed learning
Tim Drewitt, Online and Mobile Learning Manager, Vodafone
Piers Lea, CSO, Learning Technologies Group
A7 14:10 – 15:00 (Room 1) Managing your talent pipeline
• Know what you’re looking for fi rst • Valuing and capitalising on your talent • Strategising for a people plan that supports growth ambitions
Frank Clayton, Head of Group Learning and Development, NG Bailey
A8 14:25 – 15:05 (Room 2)
How to evaluate what type of LMS is right for you
• Common mistakes when selecting an LMS • How to ensure return on investment • Which LMS are the best of the best? • The good, the bad and the ugly – your ultimate guide to learning management systems
Craig Weiss, CEO, E-learning 24/7 15:10 – 15:40 Closing address (Room 1)
Aligning your learning strategy with your business objectives Laura Overton, Director, Towards Maturity
Learning Magazine Learning Magazine
12:20 – 13:15 Lunch and opportunity to visit the exhibition A5 13:20 – 14:10 (Room 2)
How to create a coaching culture
• Identifying strategies to achieve a coaching culture
• Securing company wide buy-in • Developing internal coaching capability • How to meet your business objectives through coaching • Establishing robust coaching-related metrics
Jane Sparrow, Managing Director, Culture Builders
A6 13:30 – 14:20 (Room 3) More than blended learning
• How blended learning can integrate formal, social and experiential learning
• How to design blends that deliver end-to-end solutions
• Achieve highly fl exible, scalable and cost-effective results without compromising
• How blended learning priciples were applied to improve business writing in PwC
Sarah Lindsell, Director of Global & UK Learning Technology & Transformation, PwC
Clive Shepherd, Consultant, Onlignment Event Guide
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