Please rate the conference as a whole

What were the highlights for you, and why?

What improvements can you suggest for next time?

More practical examples and case studies of real life examples. E.g. Business examples like Articulate demo

More industry thought leaders at top companies in the learning space

I found it quite interesting and the different dynamics of all presenters and where we are, we all have a common goal and its getting to the core of it, it certainly needs to be measured, its all good to talk about it and have fancy graphs but its in the doing, build the foundation, have a structure and get buy in, that is probably the most important. I must say, time management worked for me, there was no loosy goosy BS of meaningless discussions about nothings

This was my first and will definitely be at the next, no improvements at the moment

What we think and perceive is really in our minds, influence and affected by prior knowledge.

Intrinsic motivation is better.

The learner I'd at the Centre and all training evolve around his needs.

A govt official On e-learning

Gamification
Reinforce learning and assessment (rekindle)
What do you want? Why you want it? (Glen)
No need to cater for specific learning styles. If you want to learn then you will take it in any form

Bigger time slots for speakers, at times the sessions felt a bit rushed

The Community
The Speakers - all very good

None - really - it was great!

Same again next year Prof.

Including more speakers that have interactive presentations.

They should always have coffee available and not just at certain times.

Good exchange of ideas and networking with other delegates.

Variety of activities, quality of the presenters, mix of participants.

I enjoyed learning more about different view points when it comes to education and the number of organisations out there both academic and corporate involved in teaching and learning at different levels.

The venue was fantastic and well organised

More apps used in the teaching and learning environment

There was one highlight after the other and the final day of actual learning and instruction was a welcome relief from the endless stream of absolutely brilliant speakers.

Sticking to the timetable

the round tables were better than the straight rows

all good, food was excellent, bathrooms clean, car was safe, olympic cycles is on the doorstep so I got my bike serviced.

Shaun Kirk shakir@bridgehouse.org.za

Universal design of learning. Designing for Learning styles improves performance is a myth.

People will learn when they decide to. Different things motivate different people.

Have one laptop and have presenters send slides through before the time to coordinator.

Consultation. The role it plays in successful learning delivery.
70:20:10 - rule. How the 90 is designed for and makes it successful

Great variety and diversity of speakers topics and point of view. Counter intuitive insights. Unpacking hype. Demystifying seemingly complex issues.

Please no bottled water! Very wasteful. Tap water is absolutely fine.

Really good dessert.
Great selection of people from different sectors, both in the audience as well as in the speaker selection. Good range of topics, all with an underlying theme, but from different angles and occupations.

Will let you know if any kind come to mind.

Teamwork - getting to know different people and engaging with them

Fine (second day no salads which is a problem for me personally)

I only attended the last day, but have learnt a lot and had some things I already knew/felt confirmed - especially about how to do analysis better. Loved the combination of traditional group exercises and feedback games using technology.

Topic - performance support and technology - what's the difference and if there is a difference, what's the blend?

Rory Brown on blended learning design

Including more speakers that have interactive presentations.

They should always have coffee available and not just at certain times.

I enjoyed learning more about different view points when it comes to education and the number of organisations out there both academic and corporate involved in teaching and learning at different levels.

The venue was fantastic and well organised

More apps used in the teaching and learning environment