The follow up conference by Learning and Skills Group held on 30th May was brilliant. It focussed on topics I was interested in and could relate to. The conference was held in an unconventional style with following sessions:
Speaker sessions
Café sessions
Practical workshops
Theoretical workshops
Interest groups
I attended 1 speaker session on 'Appropriate mechanisms for peak performance' by Jonathan Kettleborough , 2 café sessions ( Creating and designing effective e-learning by Patrick Dunn) (The role of the brain in learning with technology by Tamas Makany) and 1 Practical workshop on Association- episodic instructional design by Neil Lasher). Very interesting examples and ideas were discussed, some thrown at us to have a play with. The speaker session was interactive as well.
I enjoyed the conference which again provided me an opportunity to network, discuss and share ideas.
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