The new skills demanded by AI take centre stage at We Love Learning Summit 2026

Corporate learning is at a turning point. Artificial intelligence has started to take on tasks that, until recently, defined entire roles, while other, less visible but critical capabilities are gaining importance in decision-making and work organisation. This reshaping of tasks and skills was the common thread running through the 13th…

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Making gamification happen (II): Structuring for success

Structural gamification’s continual, real-time assessment of progress provides important information to both the learner and the administrators as learners complete portions of content, take quizzes to gauge knowledge acquisition and move toward the prescribed educational goals. The continual assessment of progress helps identify strengths and weaknesses.
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E-learning in 2017. Facts and trends.

It is estimated that the e-learning market in 2023 will surpass $240Billion, an increase of 5% per year in the period 2016-2023. The SMAC approach (Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud) has helped more and more companies to see in e-learning a solution that is compatible with their needs at budget
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José Manuel Martín Márquez

Making gamification happen (I): Triggers and challenges

Many still see gamification as an emerging technology. Something that people like me talk about but doesn’t really make an impact on their working lives. This is quite revealing. Gamification has been with us as solution for motivating learners for some years now. So what’s the hold up?
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Much ado about learning

From the Shakespeare's Globe in London, a reflection on the art of storytelling and e-learning, by Will Storr, Ed Monk and Mike Byrne.
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Martin Belton

i-love learning 2016 – London

For the first time in the UK, i-love learning brings an opportunity to gather with key industry professionals and delve into the latest innovations, to spark life into your learning programmes. The world’s most iconic stage, the magnificent Shakespeare’s Globe, will inspire a star-studded cast delivering an agenda divided into
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Is Pokémon Go really revealing new learning horizons?

Gamification has taken a new turn – one which people can hardly have failed to notice – with Pokémon Go. Much has been said about the way it has motivated people to walk in search of the Pokémon rewards. Clear evidence, were any needed, of the power of gamification to
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Martin Belton

Storytelling, content curation and gamification: the new eLearning zeitgeist

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Martin Belton

Three is the magic number!

…or perhaps “Good things come in threes”, or maybe “Three times a charm”? But I am not here to merely quote random sayings associated with the number three! I want to look at how the combination of three elements can be utilised to produce engaging learning programmes, that really work.
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Mike Byrne

i-love learning crosses the pond

On Thursday June 9th we celebrated the 2016 Mexico edition of i-love learning and the highlight of the event were three presentation addressing some of the most pressing issues in the eLearning industry today.
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Adaptive Learning – a personal view

I very strongly believe the smart use of adaptive learning with full engagement on the part of instructor can help build effective individual learning paths for learners, increase quality of teaching and learning and hugely enhance the whole learning experience.
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Dorota Murawska

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