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St. Joseph’s Secondary School in Rush, Co. Dublin is a Learnovate research partner on the Engaging Minds project. Through the leadership of the Student Support Team, the school has developed a whole-school approach to inclusion, wellbeing, and student engagement that translates policy into meaningful everyday practice, offering valuable lessons for schools across Europe.
Diotima – the Irish start-up building a new AI platform for education – to spin out from Trinity College Dublin
In this episode, Eric Paquin speaks with researchers Janet Benson and Ilse White about the growing role of AI in professional coaching, exploring where it already adds value, the ethical and practical risks it raises, and what responsible, human-centred use could look like.
As part of our Meet the Patrons series, we speak to Roger Courtney, founder and CEO of Sunstone, a proprietary market analysis platform for businesses.
In this episode of the Inside Learning Podcast from the Learnovate Centre, Aidan McCullen speaks with Barry Winkless, author of Future Work World, Chief Strategy Officer at Cpl, and Head of the Future of Work Institute.
In the latest article in our ‘AI & My Business’ series, Rita Bateson from Eblana talks about the importance of authenticity, sustainability and equity when using AI in education.
The Learnovate Patron Member dinner is an exclusive annual event for Patron Members and key stakeholders. This event reinforces valuable connections within our community and is hugely popular every year. Invite only.
As part of our Meet the Patrons series, we speak to Elliott Masie, a leading expert in workplace learning, educational technology, and the future of training of the Masie Learning Foundation in New York.
In this episode of Inside Learning, Aidan McCullen sits down with Kate O’Neill — tech humanist, keynote speaker, and author of What Matters Next — to explore how leaders can navigate the future while staying deeply human.
Nilay Udeshi talks about his experience measuring user engagement for Hibernia College as a Work Ready Graduate Programme participant.
Learnovate is delighted to invite you to join us for another annual Networking Brunch in London during Learning Technologies 2026.
Join us for an immersive Link & Learn webinar exploring how agentic AI can support learner autonomy in both the classroom and the workplace. The session will focus on ways to strengthen students’ sense of autonomy and ownership of their learning, particularly in longer-term project work, while also drawing parallels to how these approaches translate to corporate learning environments.
Member Get Togethers are friendly and informal sessions that give members the opportunity to connect and hear updates from across the Learnovate community.
Learnovate Patron Members, alongside the Learnovate team and Academic Director, help shape and support the Centre’s work by informing and validating the research vision, contributing to Research Working Groups, and sharing insight into global macro trends. As Learnovate Advocates, they champion the Centre and extend its influence and reach.
The Enterprise Ireland and Learnovate Centre EdTech Masterclass Series brings together experts from industry, research, and global markets to help organisations navigate growth, strengthen innovation, and scale in a rapidly evolving EdTech landscape.
Find out how Hibernia College overcame a lack of in-house expertise in generative AI and data analytics with Learnovate’s Work Ready Graduate Programme funded by Enterprise Ireland.
For the latest in our Meet the Patrons series, we speak to Aaron McKenna, CEO of Digital Learning Institute, a global digital learning provider with a focus on AI upskilling programmes.
Expert in design cognition Kathryn Jablokow explores how cognitive diversity shapes innovation, how to build high-performance teams and how to train AI to challenge our thinking instead of reinforcing bias.
We are delighted to invite educators to a special professional development event: Empowering Teachers to Create Digital Content. Delivered as part of the TD3C Erasmus+ project, this event brings together partners from Ireland, Italy, Finland, and Portugal to support teachers in developing the essential skills needed for effective and engaging digital content creation.
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