Events
ALT runs two main conferences each year: the largest is the ALT Annual Conference, followed by the Open Education Conference. As well as our conferences, we run events throughout the year from 1-hour webinars to full day events. Current and upcoming events are shown below.
We are interested in proposals to run workshops or webinars, and suggestions for topics that could be covered by our events programme. If you have any ideas related to this, please contact us.
Current and Upcoming Events
AmplifyFE Community Space: How Can We Increase Engagement in Maths with Interactive…
Webinar leader: Karishma Punwani
Many maths learners find it difficult to connect with abstract course content, and as a result, not only do they struggle…
Responsible Uses of GenAI in Education
Join the Digital Sustainability SIG for a webinar by Rita Bateson (Eblana Learning) exploring the environmental cost of AI in education and Eblana’s…
CPD webinar - Educational AI: some of the pedagogic and ethical challenges
The pedagogically and ethically sound uses of AI within education are not straightforward. AI can save time and effort, and can find, manipulate and…
Digital Accessibility SIG Webinar
Join the Digital Accessibility SIG for the December webinar.
Register here: December Webinar
Webinar 82: Copyright and Online Learning Big Fat Quiz of the Year
This is our final webinar of 2025 when we run the ever popular big fat copyright quiz of the year with our Quiz Master extraordinaire Kathryn Drumm. Join us to…
ALT East England: Sharing and feedback
This is the second in a series of four sessions throughout the 2025/26 academic year. These are designed as open forums for colleagues to share and get…
CPD webinar - Partnership: A VLE Upgrade Story
Hear from Leeds Beckett University’s Digital Learning Service about a project to upgrade the University’s virtual learning…
ALTC25 Revisited
Join us for ALTC25 Revisited, a dynamic online event reflecting on the highlights of the ALT Annual Conference 2025. We’re bringing back the key…
ALT East England: Sharing and feedback
This is the third in a series of four sessions throughout the 2025/26 academic year. These are designed as open forums for colleagues to share and get feedback…
