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We are in the final allocation phase to find partners for the ‘Future of Learning’ programme made in collaboration between the ALT and ITN Productions. We have some amazing companies already being showcased within the programme, but there is space for our final partners to confirm their inclusion. Now more than ever is the time for the education sector to communicate; so if you have a positive story tell about the work your organisation has been doing and are wanting to join us in providing insights around the future of learning – then please get in touch by the end of January with Georgia Gerstein, Senior Programming Director at ITN Productions at Georgia.gerstein@itn.co.uk to explain the purpose of the project, how the programme will be disseminated, the financial costs to participate and timescales.
ITN Productions Industry News and the Association for Learning Technology (ALT) are co-producing The Future of Learning, a bespoke programme that will explore the benefits of technology to assist learning, training and development for staff, and highlighting the importance of the Edtech sector.
The collaborative programme will look at the multifaceted role that learning technologists play in both online and face-to-face learning, and the value that technology brings. As a sector often associated with increased automation and reduced human interaction, The Future of Learning will demonstrate how in the education sector, technology will never replace the role of human educators.
Anchored by an ITN Productions News presenter The Future of Learning will showcase the latest technology initiatives in online learning that are supporting the industry, as well as addressing changes in government policy. It will look at digital poverty, online assessment and cheating and student experience encompassing virtual open days and staff digital skills.
Edech has accelerated during the Covid-19 pandemic and the importance of technology to the online learning community has greatly increased. The programme will look at the great work being done by the sector and highlight the existing technology that has been fast tracked to support the influx of learners and ultimately, keep education moving during the crisis.
An ITN Productions News reporter will lead a report on the significance and variety of online communities, from webinars and courses, teaching resources and student support. The collaborative news-style programme will feature students and their teachers to explain the values of these communities and how they support not only their learning but also their health and wellbeing.
The Future of Learning will launch at ALT’s Annual Conference in September 2021 and will be supported by an extensive campaign involving ALT’s members and professional networks.
For further information, or to participate in the programme, please contact: Ben Kingshott and Georgia Gerstein (Programming Directors at ITN Productions Industry News): Ben.Kingshott@itnproductions.com and Georgia.Gerstein@itnproductions.com. Georgia and Ben / the ITN Productions Programming Directors would be happy to explain the purpose of the project, how the programme will be disseminated, the financial costs to participate and timescales.
About ITN Productions Industry News
ITN Productions produces bespoke creative and commercial content for broadcasters, businesses, brands, rights holders and digital channels. Industry News forms part of this offering and is a communications tool for leading industry bodies and national associations produced in a broadcast news-style programme format, including interviews, news items and sponsored editorial profiles. For more information visit: www.itnproductions.co.uk