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Birmingham’s NEC on 19/20 October

World of Learning Conference Offers Key Insights into L&D

Birmingham (UK), September 2016 - This year’s World of Learning Conference is set to bring L&D theory and innovation into practice for delegates, as experts leading the way in performance excellence share insights and case studies within an engaging and interactive environment.

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Volume.XO

Making Artificial Intelligence a Reality

Wokingham (UK), September 2016 - Volume has established one of the UK’s first "Centres of Excellence" for artificial intelligence, machine learning, and smart machines: Volume.XO. Now, as a leader in these technologies, Volume wants to share its expertise with the world of learning and development (L&D).

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Experts in L&D

Theory and Innovation at World of Learning

Perry Timms, founder of PHTR Birmingham (UK), September 2016 - Sharing expertise at the internationally renowned World of Learning Conference, taking place 19-20 October 2016 at Birmingham’s NEC, will be a host of L&D innovators, practitioners, and thought leaders.

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Measurable Results

Webinar Highlights Business Case for eLearning Games

Plymouth (UK), September 2016 - Serious results with serious fun: The business case for eLearning games is being hosted by award-winning eLearning company, Sponge UK at 1500 (BST) on Thursday, September 15.

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Kallidus Study

Nine out of Ten Organisations Plan to Use Virtual Reality for L&D

Cirencester (UK), August 2016 - The UK's largest study into the use of virtual reality (VR) in learning, published by Kallidus, shows VR has captured the imagination of L&D professionals and could prove to be the next big transformational learning technology. The research, entitled "Virtual Reality: The next big transformational learning technology", is available online. The findings reveal that 91% of L&D professionals plan to use VR for learning in their organisation, with over a third planning to roll out VR over the next three years.

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Towards Maturity Research

Learning Impact Improves When L&D Work with Business

London (UK), June 2016 - A report by Towards Maturity and sponsored by LEO shows that L&D leaders are more able to demonstrate the value of learning when they work together with business leaders to solve performance problems. The document excplains that only 31% of L&D leaders work up front with business leaders to identify the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) that they want to improve.