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Learnovation Global Learning Summit 2023

LEARNER DISRUPTION | TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION

Afternoon - Formal Education Session Afternoon - Corporate Learning Session

5 OCTOBER 2023

OPENING

08:00 – 09:00
Attendee Registration and Breakfast
09:00
Welcome to Learnovation 2023
 Nessa McEniff, Centre Director of Learnovate

Michelle Olmstead, Chief Innovation and Enterprise Officer Trinity College Dublin
09:10
 Opening Address
 Host of Learnovation 2023 Dr. Nigel Paine, Global Thought Leader and ex-CLO of the BBC

KEYNOTE

09:30
The Evolution of AI in Learning

We are delighted to welcome Ireland’s first AI Ambassador to give the keynote at Learnovation 2023. Dr. Scanlon is an experienced speaker as well as being named one of the world’s top 50 women in tech by Forbes.

Explore:

  • Demystifying AI – what it is and isn’t
  • The benefits and risks of AI
  • The EU AI Act, what is it, what recent changes were made with regard to generative AI.

Takeaways:

  • Insight into what the regulation means for Education
  • A greater understanding of different types of AI – narrow, generative, foundation, AGI…
  • What should the Edtech industry volunteer to do in advance of enactment of the EU AI Act to protect students
 Dr. Patricia Scanlon, Ireland’s AI Ambassador & Founder, Soapbox Labs

TALK

10:00
The Race to Learn Faster: How AI and SMS are Creating a Competitive Edge for the World’s Largest Companies

Explore

  • Look at how some of the world’s largest organisations are using AI in learning today.
  • Why speed to learn will be the competitive advantage of this decade.

Takeaways

  • How organisations can fundamentally shift the way they train at scale in order to keep up.
 Ryan Laverty, Co-Founder and President, Arist

PANEL DISCUSSION

10:30
How Big is the Disruption to the Learner Landscape?

Learners all over the world are about to see their learning options improved with the latest technological disruptions and innovations.

But when will this happen and will everyone benefit from the wave of this trend? Will it leave some learners behind? Will all learners have the skills to keep up with the pace?

Our panellists will discuss the latest trends and share their predictions for the future of the learner.

Chair: Brendan Noud, Founder & CEO, LearnUpon

Greta Stahl, Senior Director of Enterprise L&D, Workday

Conor Gaffney, Chief Product Officer, ETU

John Kilroy, Founder & CPO, Digital Learning Institute

Carmel O’Sullivan, Professor in Education, Head of School of Education Trinity College Dublin

Daniel McCrea, Head of Partner Services, Adaptemy

COFFEE BREAK

11:00
Refreshments & Exhibition

TALK

11:30
Exploring the Future of Education – Harnessing Generative AI in the Cloud

Explore:

Showcase how Generative AI can be used in education to:

  • Enhance the learner experience
  • Improve student outcomes.
  • Act as a force multiplier for educators.
  • Demonstrate examples of how Generative AI can be used in Education today.

Takeaways:

  • How EdTechs are already leveraging AI today, and how they will do so tomorrow.
  • How to ensure responsible AI use in Education.
  • Cloud based services give startups and EdTechs access to emerging technologies without requiring capital expenditures, allowing them to experiment and quickly build new Generative Ai functionality into their offerings.
 Leo Zhadanovsky, Chief Technologist for Education, AWS

TALK

12:00
AI in Education: Balancing Innovation with Ethics

Explore

  • Consider the ethical implications of using AI in education including considerations around:
    • Bias
    • Privacy, Confidentiality, and Intellectual Property 
    • Transparency and Fairness
    • Accountability
    • Sustainability
    • Human agency

Takeaways

  • Develop guidelines for the ethical use of AI in education and other sectors. 
  • Encouraging diversity and inclusion In AI development.
  • Encouraging collaboration between policymakers, key industry and sector specific personnel such as those in academia. 
  • Facilitate comprehension of the moral dilemmas involved in the use of AI development particularly for education.
 Victoria Nxumalo, Founder & Executive Director, Girls In STEM Trust
12:25
Morning Wrap Up
 Host of Learnovation 2023 Dr. Nigel Paine, Global Thought Leader and ex-CLO of the BBC

LUNCH

12:30 – 13:30
Lunch, Networking & Exhibition

14:00 AFTERNOON SESSIONS

Find out more about the CORPORATE LEARNING Session
Find out more about the FORMAL EDUCATION Session

AFTER PARTY

16:30 – 19:00
Drinks Reception
 The Atrium, Aviva Stadium
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