Event Guide World of Learning Conference & Exhibition


Learning Design Live


Learning Design Live is specifi cally for anyone involved in learning tech design. Get in-depth advice and share ideas with other design specialists.


Topics include the new landscape of learning design, using virtual reality in learning, how to create a learning experience.


Learning Design Live takes place in the Learning Design Live Theatre & Lounge.


Day 1 Tuesday 15 October


L1


10:30 – 11:00 The new landscape of learning design Matt Watts, Learning Innovation Designer, Learning Pool Luke Smith, Learning Designer, Learning Pool


L2


13:00 – 13:30 Brain friendly elearning: how recent changes in neuroscience are changing the way we design digital learning John Curran, Chief Learning Architect, Designed for Learning


L3


14:00 – 14:30 Supercharge your learning: how virtual reality can help you to achieve better learning outcomes Sophie Costin, Head of Learning Design, Make Real


L4


15:15 – 15:45 Beyond the point of need: learning impact in effective organisations Toby Harris, Head of Solutions, Filtered


Day 2 Wednesday 16 October


L5


10:30 – 11:00 A letter from a loved one – how to create a learning experience Danny Seals, Head of Experience, MindChimp Saqib Mohammad, Learning Design Specialist, Three Mobile


13:00 – 13:30 L6


Using design thinking to select learning technologies Asi DeGani, Senior Manager, Digital Design, Platforms and Transformation, BT


L7


13:45 – 14:15 Preparing for a fl ash-free future: the skills non-learning designers will need to modernise old content Andy Moorman, Learning Solutions Consultant, Juvo Learning Solutions Michael Ditchburn, Managing Director, ThinkBiscuit Media


Learning Design Live is FREE to attend for both days.


Sponsored by:


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