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The Learning Technologies webinars are back for 2022!
Ben Betts explored how learning and development can move from just implementing their organisation's strategy to helping drive it.
Key takeaways:
In the first webinar, we explored why rapid digitalization needs cultural innovation to survive and how organizations can adopt a ‘people first, technology second' approach to their L&D strategy.
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Registration now open
The most highly-anticipated awards show in the L&D industry is back on 16 November 2022. The Learning Technologies Awards gala evening recognises the commitment to L&D across the globe, with finalists selected by our independent judging panel.
If you want to get involved, select from 20 categories the ones you wish to enter, and complete the registration form before 15 July 2022.
Conference videos & interviews
Dante Frederick & Clare Dillon - Digital Transformation
Digital transformation has been top of L&D’s agenda for some time, as organisations try to keep up with the pace of technology. But true transformation is not just about digitising traditional processes. It is a shift in mindset and behaviour that transcends shiny new tools and systems.
Christine Locher - Values and decision making
Too often we can have a great idea, or a good feeling about what we should do next, but our environment conspires against us to make decisions tougher than they need to be. This session is designed to help you cut through the complexities of modern business to understand what truly matters in your decision-making process, and what is just background noise.
Patti Shank - Design content
Writing for instruction differs from other kinds of writing. People who write for instruction write specifically for clarity, comprehension, and use. We certainly don’t want what we write to make it harder to learn. But unfortunately, some instructional content does just that!