My second LN Mastery Day of the year, and this time it was in Birmingham. The day was made up of three workshop; Designing for lasting behaviour change, Product Design for Learning (rapid sprint) and What factors determine learning transfer success. Here are my thoughts about the day.
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In March, I was in Zagreb for ML 2026 and ICEduTech 2026, organised by IADIS. The conferences bring together researchers and practitioners from across the world to share work on mobile learning and educational technology, and this year I was there as a session chair in the mobile learning track.
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In March I attended Free Spirits LIVE; an online conference for freelancers and small business owners working in L&D. It was my first time and I’ve got to say, it was brilliant I came away with new ideas, some reassurance and a lot to think about.
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At the end of February, I attended LN Mastery Day: Using Data to Demonstrate Learning Impact in Bristol, organised by The Learning Network. The day brought together learning professionals to explore a question many of us are still trying to answer: how do we show the real value of learning?
I recently spent a day in Bristol at the Learning Network’s Media Production Mastery event and it didn’t disappoint. After loving last year’s eLearning Mastery Day, I knew I was in for something good!
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I love a hands-on workshop. Since the pandemic, there have been a lot less of them around, so when I received the Learning Network newsletter which advertised an eLearning Mastery Day, how could I resist? So off I went to Chester, and this was my experience.
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I finally took a trip up to Lancaster University! Unfortunately, it wasn’t for a jolly. I met my supervisor in person, and I attended the Intellectual Party/Summer Conference. I enjoyed the conference and managed to get a bit of research done despite the busy schedule.
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Earlier this year, I joined the steering committee for the M25 region of the Association for Learning Technology and I volunteered to host the summer meeting. Organising the event was pretty stressful but really rewarding. In this blog post, I share my experiences of organising the event.
I wasn’t quite sure what to expect when I attended the Articulate Roadshow a few weeks’ ago in London. I’d attended a couple of London meetup sessions in the past and even though it was good to meet like-minded individuals, the sessions tended to cater towards new users of the software. After reading the agenda for the Roadshow event I felt positive that I’d walk away with some new skills.
I’ve been genuinely surprised at how much I learnt during the two-day event. If you’re thinking of attending an Articulate event in the future, read on to learn more about my experience!
I attended the CompTIA Partner Summit in DC a few weeks ago. It was great to see old faces and meet new ones!