Where do I go?

Finding this year's #eLearning2.0 conference is very easy because it is in the same building as the main Brunel University London reception. It is known as the Eastern Gateway Building.

When you arrive at the road entrance to the University, the Eastern Gateway Building is immediately to the right. Registration for eLearning 2.0 will be in the foyer on the ground floor, close to the Reception desk. The main conference room is room 111 on the first floor - turn left out of the lift. Coffee, tea, fruit juice, and pastries will be waiting for you!

Conference Programme Available

The #elearning2.0 conference programme is available for download. Hardcopies will also be placed in your conference pack available when you register.

Presentations at eLearning 2.0 2015 - another Taster

More titles from planned presentations at #elearning2

• The knowledge is out there: is self-directed e-learning redefining Higher Education?
• Batting for the other side: student produced e-learning to develop staff and student all-rounders 
• Using video to support differentiation
• Tell me a story: developing a MOOC pedagogy
• What drives MOOC learner retention? An empirical investigation with MOOC participants 

Presentations at eLearning 2.0 - a taster

Here are some of the titles from presentations planned for this year's #elearning2 conference

• Technoparticipation: Skype’s the Limit! Skype as a tool to spark classroom engagement and build student enterprise opportunities
• Using Technology to Enhance Student Feedback in the Teaching Laboratory
• Articulate for Assessment: Development and Initial Findings
• Moons, Toasters and MOOCs: Going Live with Google Hangouts
• Up Periscope! Simples! - Social Learning using Live Broadcasting via Periscope and Meerkat

Two weeks to go!

Just two weeks now until #elearning2.0 2015. Are you ready for the future of learning?

Keynote speaker - Ellen Jameson

Our next #elearning2 Keynote Speaker is Ellen Jameson. Ellen will be speaking jointly with Gabriel Recchia.

Ellen Jameson is a research associate at Indiana University's Center for Research on Learning and Technology. She is also consultant learning specialist for Filament Games and AW3DU. Her research interests include curriculum and classroom integration requirements for games and the use of games to teach and discuss issues in environmental science.

Keynote speaker - Gabriel Recchia

Our next #elearning2 Keynote Speaker is Gabriel Recchia. Gabriel will be speaking jointly with Ellen Jameson.

Gabriel Recchia is a research associate at the Centre for Digital Knowledge at Cambridge University. He received his PhD in Cognitive Science from Indiana University in 2012. His interests include digital tools that facilitate informal learning practices; ways in which games can facilitate reflective experiences that provide opportunities for personal growth; and computational models of language learning.