THE ORGANISATIONAL LEARNING AND SKILLS EXHIBITION AND CONFERENCE

Conference Speakers

Information on the conference speakers for Learning Technologies 2009 will be available from November 2008.

Learning Technologies 2008 conference speakers

Conference chair

Donald H Taylor

Chair, Learning Technologies Conference

Keynote speakers

Jay Cross

CEO, The Internet Time Group

Learning: all change (D1 P1)

Dr. Itiel Dror

Senior Lecturer, Cognitive Neuroscience, University of Southampton

Designing e-learning? Don't leave your brain at home! (D2 P2)

Nigel Paine

Managing Director, NigelPaine.com

How the digital workspace will revolutionise learning (D2 P3)

Track chairs

Nige Howarth

Director, Inspired Age

Learning Technology (D1 T1)

Clive Shepherd

e-Learning Consultant,

Effective Learning (D1 T2)

Alan Bellinger

Research Consultant, IITT

Learning for Performance (D1 T3)

Vaughan Waller

Senior Instructional Designer, Moore Stephens LLP

Learning Technology (D2 T1)

Phil Green

Online Learning Specialist, CIPD

Effective Learning (D2 T2)

Laura Overton

Skills for Business Network e-Learning Champion, e-skills UK

Learning for Performance (D2 T3)

Session speakers

Sara Bingham

Learning and Technology Manager, Ufi/learndirect

Engaging learning through games (D1 S3)

Mike Booth

Learning Technologies Manager, Cable & Wireless

e-Learning in a transformation business (D1 S3)

Andrew Butt

Regulatory Compliance Training, Comms and Culture Manager, BT Group

Mobile learning that really works (D2 S4)

Philip Candy

National Director, Education, Training and Development, NHS Connecting for Health

Planning and delivering learning across the organisation (D1 S3)

Donald Clark

Board Member, Ufi

Social networking - build don't ban! (D1 S1)

Neil Crowson

UK Learning and Development Specialist, IKEA Ltd

Deploying e-learning to best effect (D1 S2)

Kirstie Donnelly

Director of Product Development, Ufi/learndirect

Engaging learning through games (D1 S3)

Stephen Downes

Senior Researcher, National Research Council, Institute for Information Technology

Web 2.0, e-learning 2.0 and the new learning (D1 S2)

Patrick Dunn

Consultant, Networked Learning Design Ltd

Re-learning e-learning: moving beyond traditional instructional design (D1 S1)

Josie Fraser

Consultant, josiefraser.com

How social networking services are changing the web (D1 S1)

Sann Rene Glaza

Senior Manager, Customer Experience, Toyota Motor Europe

Quality learning through change management (D1 S3)

Joel Greenberg

Director of Strategic Development, Learning & Teaching Solutions, The Open University

Open source: it works but is it really free? (D1 S2)

Major Peter Handibode

Headquarters Recruiting Group, British Army

Developing and delivering successful blended content (D2 S5)

Jane Hart

Head, Centre for Learning and Performance Technologies

The top 100 tools for learning (D2 S5)

Kenny Henderson

Design Manager, Organisation and Talent Development, Sky

Learning design fit for the job (D1 S1)

Steven Hill

Consultant, Sales Advisory Service

Using performance consulting for business-driven learning (D2 S4)

Jon Ingham

Executive Consultant, Strategic Dynamics Consultancy Services

Building organisational capability through learning and development (D1 S2)

Christine Lewis

Director, Efficiency and Productivity, Becta

Skills, global competition and learning in 2013 (D2 S5)

Chris Lewis-Cooper

Principal Training Architect, General Dynamics

Re-using and re-cycling learning content (D2 S5)

Claire Line

Learning Technologies Manager, Lovells LLP

Choosing the right authoring tool (D2 S5)

Ettie McCormack

Director, Employee Development Solutions, Unisys University

Developing people as part of a strategic workforce plan (D1 S1)

Jason Miller

Learning Manager, Kaplan Financial

Creating multi-purpose content with your SMEs (D2 S4)

Kathy Morris

Global Head of Leadership Development, Hays

Tough choices: what next for learning and development? (D2 S5)

Barry Sampson

Learning Support Manager, B&Q

A pragmatic approach to supporting informal learning (D1 S3)

Clive Shepherd

e-Learning Consultant,

Rapid e-learning design for non-specialists (D2 S4)

Jane Smith

Head of Mouchel Learning, Mouchel

Which comes first: learning and development or performance? (D1 S1)

Glynis Taylor

Learning Solutions Manager, Home Retail Group

Making a programme stick (D1 S2)

Marco Tippmer

Virtual World Strategy Consultant,

Learning in virtual worlds (D1 S3)

Chris Webb

Business Transformation Executive, Flagship

Business aligned competency development (D1 S2)

David Wilson

Managing Director, eLearnity

Rethinking evaluation: its value and limits in learning (D2 S4)

 

For further information on the Learning Technologies conference please call +44 (0)1730 817601 or email info@learningtechnologies.co.uk