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Tag Archives: Learning Technologies
Learning Technologies 2012: thinking for yourself, moving things on
I was lucky to attend the Learning Technologies 2012 conference in London’s Olympia 2 this week. I was covering the event for Personnel Today (see my day one and day two reviews) and spent the majority of my time in … Continue reading
A great month for L&D conferences in the UK
Seems like January is the big month for learning and development if events are anything to go by. Currently on at Olympia is BETT, the international educational technology event. There is a wide range of events on plus a hall … Continue reading
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Tagged BETT, L&D, learning and development, Learning Technologies, Learning without Frontiers
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