Next generation of e-learning: making corporate learning personal
Charles Gould, Managing Director and Alex Reeve, Blended Learning Consultant, Brightwave
The convergence of digital technologies in life and work is undeniably impacting corporate learning. It is affecting expectations and possibilities. Learners want to take control of their own learning process so that it's relevant, flexible and targeted.
Organisations need people to comply, perform and share in a corporate vision. How can we make learning more personal AND meet the wider needs of the organisation?
In this session, featuring real world examples from Bupa Health & Wellbeing UK, HEINEKEN and Lloyds Banking Group, Charles and Alex will explore how we can achieve both imperatives to solve some contemporary challenges.
- Meet organisational needs while exploiting less formal learning
- Help learners forge their own path with the next generation of portals
- Enhance learning using communications, social media and mobile technology
- Curate the right mosaic of content and connections to realise business goals
- Remix old blends with new media
Charles Gould, Managing Director, Brightwave
The founder of Brightwave and its Managing Director, Charles has over 15 years' experience of designing and producing e-learning solutions for numerous corporate clients, initially with PwC, Epic, and BT. In 2001 Charles left PwC, where he was a Senior Manager, to set up Brightwave. Since then he has grown the company to its position today as the foremost e-learning company in the UK. He holds an MBA from London Business School.
Alex Reeve, Blended Learning Consultant, Brightwave
As Blended Learning Consultant at Brightwave, Alex provides strategic advice and blended learning expertise to Brightwave's clients, and has been leading the design and delivery of e-learning, web, instructor-led training and blended projects for a wide variety of public and private sector clients since 1997.
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