Keynotes

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Annual conferences
2019, Bruges
We Underestimate the “Testing Effect” (and How Technology can Help)
Bert Wylin
KU Leuven, Belgium
Annual conferences
2019, Bruges
Connected Pedagogy – Learning and Teaching in the digital age
Steve Wheeler
Learning Innovations Consultant
Annual conferences
, Bruges
The Human Side of AI & Education
Nell Watson
Engineer - Educator - Tech Philosopher
Annual conferences
2019, Bruges
Making Connections in Distance Education: Research-based Reflections on Hybrid Classrooms
Jan Elen
KU Leuven, Center for Instructional Psychology and Technology, Belgium
Annual conferences
2019, Bruges
Artificial Intelligence in Education: State of the Practice
Ilkka Tuomi
Founder and Chief Scientist, Meaning Processing, Finland
Annual conferences
2019, Bruges
Towards a Digital Labour Market
Angeliki Dedopoulou
European Commission, European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and Occupations
Annual conferences
2018, Genoa
7 Minutes to Midnight: How the Next Industrial Revolution will Disrupt our Workplace and Skills Forever
Fabrizio Cardinali
KnowHedge Consulting – Human, Robotic & Machine Learning
Annual conferences
2018, Genoa
A Blockchain Approach to Educational Management – Beyond the Hype
Anthony F. Camilleri
Knowledge Innnovation Centre, Malta
Annual conferences
2018, Genoa
Working Towards Opennes – Reporting from OER18 and ALT
Joe Wilson
Association for Learning Technology (ALT) UK Ambassador and OER18
Annual conferences
2018, Genoa
From Non- and Informal Learning to Documented Co-Learning
Teemu Leinonen
Aalto University, Finland
Annual conferences
2018, Genoa
Open Universities: the Need for Innovation
Alan Tait
The Open University, UK
Annual conferences
2018, Genoa
A Deep Dive into the Future of Technology Enhanced Learning – Using Foresight to Envision Alternative E-Learning Futures
Tom Wambeke
International Labour Organization (ILO) Training Centre, Italy