A Tip-Top Two Days at Learning Technologies UK

The opening keynote, Can we be candid? Learning at the intersection of risk, change, machine and meaning by Marcia Conner set the stage for a conference that challenged eLearning professionals to boldly face a changing industry.

Following the Women in L&D panel at #LT19uk, there has been a lot of interest in the data behind the gender-balance in L&D. Here are the numbers showing male preponderance in senior authority roles: https://t.co/oXX3xtnrL4

— Donald H Taylor (@DonaldHTaylor) February 18, 2019

If you are following #lt19uk then you might be interested in this video from today’s opening keynote ~ 3 myths about the future of work (and why they’re not true) https://t.co/22DnDiA86K via @TEDTalks

— LearnPatch (@LearnPatch) February 14, 2019

The flaws in the 'Kirkpatrick' evaluation model @WillWorkLearn #LT19uk @LearnovateC pic.twitter.com/2AlbfzMtrT

— Janet Benson (@SligoSherlock) February 13, 2019

We sent a few of our awesome rockstars over the pond to Learning Technologies UK, including Curtis Morley, Mitch Weight, Andrew Vass, and Drew Young.

We are excited to be in London and speaking at @LT19uk at @ExCeLLondon can’t wait to see all our #eLearning friends. @elearningandrew is speaking Wed at 3:30 on #Gaming & I’m speaking on the Hero’s Journey Thurs at 12:30. pic.twitter.com/OTXDQPlGKv

— Curtis J. Morley (@speedclimb) February 12, 2019

Other big-name speakers included Donald H. Taylor, Jane Hart, Cathy Moore, Jane Bozarth, Will Thalheimer, and many others.

#lt19uk the great Jane Hart on stage. pic.twitter.com/2IKCzq9IMY

— Training Journal (@TrainingJournal) February 13, 2019