Registration now open for the ALT Annual Conference 2022

ALT Annual Conference 2022

Registration for the ALT Annual Conference 2022 is now open, and this year we are offering both hybrid registration and online registration options. 

For the return of the Annual Conference to Manchester, UK, we will bring together different critical perspectives from across our community that will examine the challenges ahead and question the shape of things to come. We are putting our values into practice and Members at the heart of the conference, so in this spirit the event will be chaired collaboratively by the Trustees of ALT.


Register for ALTC22

Registration Fees

  Early Bird Rate After Early Bird Rate
  Member Non-Member Member Non-Member
Hybrid       £449            £519       £499            £599
Online only       £149            £199       £179            £229
Discounted rate for Speakers, Students and Committee Members
Hybrid       £439       £489
Online only       £139       £169

 

Registration Closure

Early Bird Rates: Sunday 31st July 23:59 BST

Hybrid: Tuesday 23rd July 23:59 BST

Online only: Open throughout the conference.

 

What does the registration fee include?

Hybrid includes:

  • Pre-conference orientation & networking sessions,
  • Pre-conference workshops,
  • Access to all in-person, online and asynchronous sessions over the three day programme,
  • Access to the in-person and online social programme,
  • Opt-in participant list for networking,
  • Recordings and session materials post conference.

Please note, accommodation is not included in the registration fee.

Online only includes:

  • Pre-conference orientation & networking sessions,
  • Pre-conference workshops,
  • Access to all online sessions, asynchronous and live-streamed keynotes,
  • Access to the online social programme,
  • Opt-in participant list for networking,
  • Recordings and session materials post conference

 

Applications for scholarship places

We are pleased to be able to offer scholarship places to participate in the 2022 ALT Annual Conference, 6-8 September.

Applications are welcome from all of the community, including speakers for the event.

 

What is ALTC?

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 will take place 6-8 September 2022, in Manchester, UK. 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 conference themes:

  • Digital transformation beyond the crisis: what is your vision for learning, teaching and assessment? This theme is focused on how we are transforming education and training through digital practices in a post-pandemic world.
  • Co-creation with learners: this theme explores how to use digital technology in partnership with learners to design sustainable approaches that work for everyone. How can we co-create student engagement and enjoyment and make the learning experience more open, inclusive and equitable? 
  • Emerging leadership for a new strategic vision: we are seeing a growth in more strategic responsibilities in roles with a focus on digital education and training. This theme is dedicated to the work and vision of both emerging and established leaders in both institutional and community roles seeking to share their expertise and learn from like-minded colleagues in a dedicated leadership strand of this year’s event. 
  • Developing Digital Fluency: there has been a big shift in the digital skills and capabilities that we need to develop and recognise in both students and staff: from digital citizenship to critical data literacy and ethical considerations, what does it mean to develop digital fluency? 
  • AmplifyFE: this conference strand is dedicated to proposals from the FE and Vocational Education sector, and we encourage submissions that share expertise around digital tools and technologies, skills development and collaboration (not competition). 
  • Creativity wildcard: if your work doesn’t fit into the traditional research or practice themes, then this theme enables you to submit research, practice or policy proposals from any sector including Further Education, schools, vocational learning and training, lifelong learning and work-based learning.

 

For help with registration, or for more information on the Conference, contact enquiries@alt.ac.uk 

 

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