Dubai, UAE, 11 April 2023 –Easygenerator, the cloud-based e-learning authoring software provider, will be attending Learning Technologies 2023 at ExCeL London from May 3-4. The Easygenerator team will be located at booth G75 in the Exhibitor’s Hall and will also be presenting at Theatre 4 on May 3 at 4:15 pm GMT. 

The presentation titled “Revolutionizing corporate learning: Employee-generated Learning with an AI assistant” will highlight the impact of AI on the e-learning industry and showcase Easygenerator’s new AI widget, EasyAI. With EasyAI, e-learning authors will be able to easily incorporate AI into their course creation process, making it even faster and more efficient. 

“We are excited to attend Learning Technologies 2023 and showcase our latest innovation, EasyAI,” said Jan Kees de Jager, CEO at Easygenerator. “Our team has been working tirelessly to develop a solution that simplifies the e-learning creation process even more while improving the overall quality of the courses. We believe that EasyAI is the solution that our customers have been looking for.” 

Learning Technologies 2023 is one of the largest e-learning events in the world, bringing together professionals from the industry to discuss the latest trends and developments in e-learning. The event attracts thousands of visitors each year, and this year’s event is expected to be bigger than ever. 

Easygenerator invites all attendees to stop by booth G75 to learn more about EasyAI and to speak with the Easygenerator team. The company will have representatives from its Customer Success and Sales teams and will be available to answer questions and give visitors the opportunity to try out EasyAI for the first time. 

About Easygenerator: Easygenerator is a fast-growing and award-winning company that helps subject matter experts create digital learning and performance content. Having SMEs create this content is faster and cheaper than when a central (learning) department produces it. But more importantly, it is the only way to keep this content up to date. We call this Employee-generated Learning.