The Learning Forum 2011 – Documentation
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Organisations must now start to look forward and develop the skills they need not only for today but for the future as they grow, recover and change in the aftermath of the recession.
The 5th Annual Learning Forum will bring you practical on how to create and deliver an innovative, effective approach to learning, the most up-to-date trends in e-learning and social learning, and networking opportunities to share ideas and solutions with fellow learning and development professionals.
You can purchase the conference documentation as provided to delegates, including the presentation slides (as a PDF).
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The “Learning Forum 2011″ conference documentation includes the following sessions:
Session 1 |
Introduction and Opening by Conference ChairPenny Tamkin, Associate Director Institute for Employment Studies |
Session 2 |
Managing Learning and Development through Major Business ChangeMark Cole, Head of Learning & Development Camden & Islington HS Foundation Trust |
Session 3 |
Ensuring You Have the Skills in Place for Today and TomorrowMalcolm Pickup, Head of People Development TNT UK Ltd |
Session 4 |
Adapting Learning to Meet the Needs of the LearnerKaren Broad, Learning and Development Manager Virgin Trains |
Session 5 |
Using Business Leaders and Function Managers as Teachers of OthersMalcolm Newman, Learning and Development Manager Serco Monitoring |
Session 6 |
Getting Started with E-Learning – the beginners guideAndrew Currie, Former Director, Learning and Development, EMEA Burger King |
Session 7 |
Changing Cultures to Make E-Learning and Mobile Learning WorkJohn Merrell, Leadership and E-Learning Manager Volvo Car UK Limited |
Session 8 |
Delivering More for LessLisa Johnson, Assistant Director of Information Services and Sue Rawson IT Learning and Development Consultant Barnardo’s |
Session 9 |
Embracing Social LearningIain Napier, Learning Technology Consultant BT |
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