18th International Conference on Technology Supported Learning & Training

The Largest Global E-Learning Conference for the Corporate, Education and Public Service Sectors

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Themes

Each year, ONLINE EDUCA BERLIN considers conference themes from the perspective of different audiences: those with an academic interest - working in schools, colleges and universities who are focused on formal education sectors, those with a business interest focused on improving performance and building skills in private, public and not for profit organisations, those with an interest in informal learning - providing informal and incidental learning opportunities within social and practice communities and those working to ensure access to learning for the marginalised and potentially excluded.

Change, Innovate, Learn

  • Work, Learning and Life Balance

  • Flexible, Relevant and Authentic Pedagogical Approaches

  • Re-Thinking Assessment, Evaluation and Qualifications

  • Best Practice – What Worked Today Might not Tomorrow

  • The Role of the Learner and the Facilitator (e.g. Flipped Learning)

  • New Skills for Employability Today and Tomorrow

  • Informal Professional Development

  • Leadership and Talent Strategies to Drive Innovation

  • Rapid, Cost Effective Responses to Change

  • Accepting the Challenge of Failure

Tools to Transform Content and Practice

  • Publishing, but not as We Know It

  • The Power of Video and the Moving Image

  • Managing an Information Mass

  • SoLoMo – Social, Local, and Mobile

  • Language Learning for the Global Interconnected World

  • Collaborative Content Inspired by Collaborative Practice

  • The Open Movement

  • Adapting Content for New and Future Practices

  • The Creative Classroom

  • Web 3.0 – What Does This Mean in Reality?

  • Using Learner Created Content

  • Content Strategies to Transform Practice

  • Improving Quality Whilst Reducing Costs

Which Environment, What Media?

  • Video – The New Language of Learning

  • Engaging with Games and Augmented Reality

  • The Social Networking Effect

  • Making the Most of ‘Mobile’

  • What Works in the Cloud?

  • Creating a Learner Centred Environment

  • Adapting to New and Future Media

  • Managing Learning Environments

  • Immersive Learning – What Is Working and What Isn’t

Relevant Policy for Relevant Practice

  • Professional Development That Applies

  • Making Education and Training Relevant

  • What Does Quality in Learning Mean?

  • Supporting Innovation Through Policy

  • Curricula That Harness Creativity

  • Piracy, Privacy and Personal Identity

  • Combating Institutional Failures

  • Enabling Education and Business to Work Together

Harnessing the Lust for Learning

  • Informal Learning Stimulates Motivation

  • Harnessing Social Entrepreneurship in Education

  • Youth Mobility

  • Workforce Enablement

  • Cross Generational Engagement

  • Supporting Performance at Work

Technology Tackles Challenges

  • Ethical Teaching and Learning Through Technology

  • Bridging Cultures and Crossing Boundaries

  • Special Educational Needs

  • Tackling Unemployment

  • Reducing School Drop-Outs

  • Equality in Educational Opportunity

  • Improving Customer Service Levels

  • Surviving and Thriving in Economic Chaos

  • Overcoming Management Reluctance