We are delighted that ALT's Annual Conference 2021 has been nominated for Best Online Conference in the UK Association Awards.
The UK Association Awards 2021 is now in its 18th edition. The ethos of all the AAE Awards is recognizing excellence and sharing best practice and successes. It is a non-profit-making initiative, where nominees pay a low admin fee for entering.
The awards are supported by the most distinguished associations and societies, and have the highest reputation for fair and good practices.
About the Conference
The ALT Annual Conference is the UK’s main conference for Learning Technologists and one of the largest conferences of its kind. It is held over three days every September, providing a valuable and practical forum for practitioners, researchers, managers and policy-makers from education and industry to solve problems, explore, reflect, influence and learn.
This year’s Annual Conference of the Association for Learning Technology took place 7-9 September 2021. As the leading professional body for Learning Technology in the UK, ALT brings together professionals to disseminate research, share practice and develop policy since 1993.
This year’s event took place online and attracting hundreds of participants from the UK and across the globe.
Shared Experience, Different PerspectivesThe long-term impact of the last year and the ongoing pandemic is hard to imagine. Fully online and blended learning have become everyone’s business; all educators, learners, managers, senior leaders and policy writers have been drawn into the world of learning technology. The response from everyone has been phenomenal. This year’s Annual Association for Learning Technology Conference provides an opportunity to bring us all together to reflect on the shared experience from our different perspectives. How has it challenged us? Where have we succeeded? What lessons have we learned? What might the future look like?
Conference topics:
This year we are inviting submissions with the following topics:
- Leadership in learning technology
- Inclusive practice
- Digital well-being
- Digital and physical spaces
- Wildcard