Over
100
speakers

25
event days

Over
3.000
eLearning Professionals

Exchange of experience for eLearning professionals

Thanks to ongoing digitization, the importance of digital media in personnel development is also increasing. But what actually makes good eLearning? As banal as this question may be, the answers in practice vary. On the more than 20 days of the eLearning SUMMIT Tour each year, this central question will be addressed by experienced project managers in various event formats and from different perspectives.

eLearningSUMMIT@didacta2018
19.-23. Februar 2019
Messe Hannover

eLearning SUMMIT Baden-Wuerttemberg
14. Mai 2019
Musikhalle, Ludwigsburg

eLearning SUMMIT North Rhine-Westphalia
16. Mai 2019
Redoute, Bonn

eLearning SUMMIT Hamburg
23. Mai 2019
Handwerkskammer, Hamburg

eLearning SUMMIT Austria
4. Juni 2019
Schloss Wilhelminenberg, Vienna

eLearning SUMMIT Bavaria
6. Juni 2019
Künstlerhaus, Munich

eLearning SUMMIT Switzerland
13. Juni 2019
Seminarhotel “Bocken”, Zurich

eLearning SUMMIT Hesse
18. Juni 2019
Commerzbank-Arena, Frankfurt

eLearning SUMMIT Berlin
5. November 2019
Biosphere, Potsdam

eLearning SUMMIT Lower Saxony
7. November 2019
Zoo, Hannover

The eLearning SUMMIT Tour focuses on the exchange of experience on the use of digital media in in-company training. This exchange of experiences is supported by the four event formats of the eLearning SUMMIT Tour.

Network days

The starting signal of the eLearning SUMMIT Tour will be the network days at the education fair “didacta”. For 5 days, the eLearning Journal presents an extensive program with best practice and specialist lectures, the presentation of the study results of the eLearning BENCHMARKING study and the presentation of the eLearning AWARDs.

• Best practice
• Presentation eLearning BENCHMARKING Study
• Presentation of the eLearning AWARD

Conference days

In 10 metropolitan regions in total, the conference days will provide an up-to-date overview of best and worst practice in the use of digital media in German-speaking countries. In addition, various dialogue-oriented program formats enable an open exchange of experiences between the participants.

• Get Together
• Best practice
• Speed Geeking
• Knowledge Café

Theme days

The theme days focus on the exchange of knowledge and the joint collection of experiences, ideas and innovations around the respective theme of the day. The theme days cover a broad spectrum of methods, challenges and questions that are­ relevant for the daily­ work of the eLearning industry.

• Get Together
• best practice
• Word Café

The eLearning SUMMIT Tour is a decentralized conference series with a practical, interactive and dialogue-oriented program.

Best practice reports

A core element of the eLearning SUMMIT Tour are the Best Practice lectures, in which the regional and international competencies of the German-speaking eLearning industry are made visible in 15 minutes. Every year, more than 100 speakers present practical solutions for typical challenges in the eLearning field, present new methods and technologies and report on both best and worst case experiences in the implementation of eLearning projects.

Speed Geeking (regional conferences)

In this format, the participants can expect a course of speed geeking panels distributed throughout the room, on which they distribute themselves. The small groups will be presented applicable solutions by the selected speakers in short presentations. At the end of a round, the participants are already expected by another topic partner at the next panel. The concept of speed geeking is based on speed dating due to the intimacy of dialogue and the rapid change of conversation partners. The strength of the procedure lies on the one hand in the compression of the lectures and the variety of topics.

Knowledge Café (Regional Conferences)

In the dialogue-oriented Knowledge Café, hosts invite you to 2 discussion rounds of 30 minutes each at a theme table. The discussion participants have the autonomy to structure the discussions themselves, since the open exchange of experience is superficial. For hosts of a theme table who have already given a Best Practice Report, this format offers the space to go into the lecture in more detail.

World Café (theme days)

In the result-oriented coffee house style World Café, a recording clerk invites the participants to 4 rounds of talks. The theme per table is set and represents a key aspect of the day’s theme. While the participants change tables after each round, the host remains behind and discusses the same topic again with the next group. At the end of the 4 rounds, the recording clerk presents the developed impulses for action to the plenum.