EXHIBITOR PROFILES Belbin
belbin.com
Belbin is a research-based methodology used worldwide to drive better business performance. More than just a theory, Belbin helps people to discover, articulate and refi ne their behavioural strengths at work, and to communicate and work more effectively. Belbin reports offer tailored, practical advice toward strengths-based working. Our accreditation course offers everything you need to bring Belbin in-house and use the language of Belbin Team Roles in your L&D toolkit.
BiteSize Learning
bitesizelearning.co.uk charitylearning.org
We specialise in the design and delivery of two-hour, interactive training courses across Leadership, Personal Effectiveness, Wellbeing, Communication and Sales. The courses can stand alone, or be linked to form modular programmes. We also offer bespoke solutions and a range of coaching options. Our training solutions equip people with the tools they need to communicate more openly and manage more effectively – resulting in better managers, more productive teams and happier staff!
Blinkist
blinkist.com/business
cinema8.com
Blinkist connects busy professionals with powerful ideas so they can broaden their perspectives, be more creative, make better decisions and ultimately grow and thrive in all areas of life. We distil key ideas from 5,000+ non-fi ction books and podcasts in an engaging format you can read or listen to in 15 minutes. Our award- winning app, used by over 22 million people, will empower your employees at their point of need - anytime, anywhere.
Bridge
getbridge.com
class.com
Bridge helps organisations achieve their people-fi rst learning and development goals through an integrated approach to learning (LMS) and performance management, career planning, and employee engagement. Bridge helps over 900 companies of all sizes deliver and track training, develop people-fi rst managers, and measure employee engagement with Bridge’s suite of employee development software tools, including: LMS, One-on-one, Career Development Planning, and Engagement and Culture Measurement.
The best-in-class digital live learning experience. Founded by education software pioneer Michael Chasen, Class makes online learning feel as natural as face-to-face lessons. Our secure platform gives educators all the tools they need to manage their classroom, run immersive lessons and help every learner feel included and inspired. Arrange a demo at
class.com.
C140
Cinema8 is an interactive video platform that offers a complete solution for education and e-learning by delivering brand new video experiences through interactive videos. Cinema8 requires no coding – all interactive elements are added to the video by drag and drop. It is an online framework that allows you to create surveys, add chapters, conduct interviews, get audio or visual answers, and almost anything else that you can think of to increase engagement.
Class Technologies G60 F10
We are a one-stop shop dedicated to providing affordable and effective learning solutions for charitable organisations. Membership includes a suite of eLearning, charity-specifi c video content, a learning management system and access to a vibrant community for members to connect and share good practice. Our collaborative approach paves the way for success, with ongoing support, fantastic networking opportunities, relevant workshops, and an inspirational Charity Learning Conference.
Cinema8 E20 D205 E150
Chambury Learning
chamburylearning.co.uk
E230
Chambury Learning provides online learning solutions based on the Totara Learning, Performance Management and Social Learning platform. We also offer modern, mobile-friendly bespoke eLearning development, and an off-the-shelf catalogue of healthcare eLearning. We commit to providing a professional, customer- focused, single point of contact for Learning Management Systems advice and support. We take your Learning Management System requirements and support you in making your vision a reality.
Charity Learning Consortium A190
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