The conference takes place on Monday 11 October 2010
This year's conference is based around the themes of:
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Breakfast meetings
Registration
Foyer Bar
Tea and coffee
Welcome by Maggie Philbin
and Stephen Whittle, BETR Chair
Princess Anne Theatre
Peter Butler Learning Director, Lloyds Banking Group
Princess Anne Theatre
| Panel: | Donald Clark, Director of UFI |
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| Laura Overton, Managing Director, Towards Maturity |
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| Claire Paul, Head of Business Engagement, BBC Academy |
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| Craig Jones MBE - Global Head of Diversity, Barclays Wealth |
Is this a familiar proposition? How would you respond? This interactive panel debate will provide reasoned arguments, considered responses and robust defences. The mood of the audience will be monitored and interrogated with opportunities for short questions from the floor throughout.
Coffee
Foyer Bar
Nick Shackleton Jones, Manager, Online & Informal Learning, BBC Academy
Facilitated by Stephen Whittle.
In this session Nick Shackleton-Jones will describe the model for learning design that his team have developed, and how they are implementing this approach in areas ranging from traditional content development through to rapid development and social media.
Lincoln Coutts, Head of Knowledge Management, Research & Information, Savile Group and
Ben Chambers, Client Director, Savile Group
Facilitated by Enid Rowlands.
As employees and companies start to understand the value of networking online, this session will explore the key elements of LinkedIn which will affect your business and help you to understand the elements you need to know to best serve you and your company.
Steps Drama, lead by Richard Wilkes, Company Director
Facilitated by Craig Jones.
As the broadcast sector and the wider market begins to show signs of recovery, it's essential that teams are working cohesively and individuals are feeling valued within their roles. Join Steps Drama Learning Development, for an inspiring and thought-provoking experiential workshop, using drama and facilitated discussion to explore engagement and motivation.
No presentation material available.
David Wortley, FRSA, Director, Serious Games Institute
Facilitated by Peter Block.
This workshop will use videos and live demonstrations to illustrate the influence and role of immersive technologies in learning and development. It will highlight the challenge of next generation learners and illustrate the importance of immersive technologies in driving innovation. This workshop will feature video clips of advances in simulations and animations linked to real world data, a live demonstration of a business simulation game and a virtual guided tour of Second Life.
Lunch
Foyer Bar and David Lean Room
Sonita Alleyne OBE Chair, Sound and Music
Princess Anne Theatre
Julie Wedgwood, Director, Productive Limited
Facilitated by Enid Rowlands.
In this workshop multi award-winning learning consultant Julie Wedgwood shares some of the tools and techniques that she used to transform a department of disenchanted public sector trainers into an award winning 21 century training team.
Lyn Burgess, Life Coach, The Magic Key Partnership
Facilitated by Anthony Szynkaruk.
Which social media platform is best for you? Is it fad or fashion? This informative workshop will explode the myths for you to find out if you or your organisation is missing out and what to do about it.
Jane Hart, Founder & CEO, Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies
Facilitated by Craig Jones.
This workshop will help you understand how best to support social learning initiatives in your organisation and a process for achieving this.
Dr Tina Wilson and Dr Giota Alevizou, OLnet team, The Open University
Facilitated by Peter Block.
Offering resources freely and openly changes the way they are used. This workshop will look at what makes such resources reusable and how this impacts on the design of content and the design of activities that users build themselves.
Tea
Foyer Bar and David Lean Room
Laura Overton, Towards Maturity
Facilitated by Stephen Whittle.
L&D departments are under pressure to respond faster to changing business needs. This interactive workshop will draw on best practice, benchmark research findings to discuss practical ideas to help you engage stakeholders across the learning process and to get noticed.
Rachel Gilmore, Coach & Facilitator
Facilitated by Lyn Burgess.
A practical workshop to explore the use of creative thinking techniques on participants current and real-life challenges. The session will briefly identify what has made creative thinking so difficult to achieve in the workplace, what facilitators can do to readdress the balance and give participants an opportunity to play with and learn a technique or two.
No presentation material available.
Tim Hawkes, Managing Director, Unlimited Potential.
Facilitated by John Atkins.
As Generation Y starts to get its feet under the management table. How can coaching be a support mechanism for them and what will this ‘brave new world’ of coaching look like? This workshop is designed to demonstrate that many companies have completely the wrong attitude for welcoming Gen Y and they do not understand how to embrace technology for learning. Gen Y are wired to think differently and work differently. Companies must become magnetic employers if they are to stay competitive.
Myles Runham, Head of Online, BBC Academy
Facilitated by Alan Mackenzie.
Introducing the BBC Academy's online plans, priorities, the issues it faces and sharing next steps. Showing how it hopes to share what it does and make it a part of the industry. Debating other company insights, lessons learned and cross-industry potential, in the hope of making “the whole larger than the sum of the parts”.
Open discussion with Maggie Philbin
Princess Anne Theatre
Conference closes
Reception in David Lean Room
The Broadcast National Training Awards Ceremony
Close
Comments from the 2009 conference
To get a flavour of the 2009 conference and hear more comments from delegates and speakers go to Youtube.
Helen Witt, People Manager, Virgin Media Television
Colin Ramsay, Learning & Development Advisor, Global Radio
Clare Hasler, HR Adviser, Chello Zone
Cliff Fluet, Partner, Media, Brands and Technology, lewissilkin
Barry Woolven, ex-eLearning Business Development Manager, CEGOS
Alan Samuel, Head of UK Operations, Tata Interactive Systems
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