What’s hot, what's going to be hot and what should your team do next?
Actionable insights from Fosway's David Perring and Myles Runham at Learning Technologies 2025 this April in London.
Innovations in learning What’s hot, what's going to be hot and what should your team do next?: Actionable insights to prepare your organisation for the very different learning environment of the future from Fosway's David Perring and Myles Runham at Learning Technologies 2025 this April in London.
The pace of innovation in learning technologies has never been faster, with AI affecting everything from content creation to personalisation. But which tools and trends are genuinely impactful, and which are just hype? This session examines where learning teams stand today, what’s working, and what’s next. You’ll take away actionable insights to prepare your organisation for the very different learning environment of the future.
It’s been a busy year for AI in learning. Vendor roadmaps are stacked, there are big breakthroughs in some areas and not so much in others from video production to scenarios-based learning and content authoring and learning systems, the world of learning is changing. Innovations are coming thick and fast.
Learning Technologies Conference Chair, Donald H Taylor, said: “So where are learning teams now? What are the most effective AI tools used? Does it really work? What difference does it make? And what’s coming in 2025 that is really game changing?
In this packed session, Myles Runham and David Perring of Fosway explore the learning solutions landscape and how both the learning experience and learning teams are being transformed.
Talking points/takeaways:
- Where we are with AI in learning today
- The learning innovations that are proving valuable today and why
- What innovations should you be tracking for tomorrow and why?
- How to work with your team to ensure success in learning tomorrow
David Perring and Myles Runham's session, Innovations in learning What’s hot, what's going to be hot and what should your team do next?, takes place on day two, 24 April at 13:55.
The full programme is available on the event website: Learning Technologies 2025 Conference. Conference passes are on sale, with a £100 saving for bookings before 28 February: Learning Technologies 2025 Conference Conference Passes.
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Speakers include: Martin Bean, Josh Bersin, Dani Johnson, David Kelly, Trish Uhl, Myles Runham, Will Thalheimer, Egle Vinauskaite, Tess Robinson, Philippa Hardman; just a few of the 80+ speakers on the programme.
Learning Technologies 2025
23-24 April 2025, London ExCeL
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Myles Runham
Senior Analyst for Digital Learning, Fosway Group
Myles Runham is the Senior Analyst for Digital Learning at Fosway Group, Europe’s #1 HR industry analyst. He has worked in online and digital businesses for over twenty five years, fifteen of those in the learning field. He has held a range of leadership positions from strategy, marketing and product management through to managing director, each with a clear focus on the impact of digital technologies on customers, products and services and the future of the business. Myles is the primary lead on research in the Digital Learning market, gathering vendor, customer and market insights, and helping corporate clients accelerate their decision making across all aspects of next generation learning. Before joining Fosway, Myles ran an independent consulting business specialising in digital learning strategy and managing digital change for senior leaders of corporate and vendor organisations. Prior to that, Myles was the Head of Digital at the BBC Academy. He is an active industry presence, blogging, speaking and writing on the digital evolution of the sector.
David Perring
Chief Insights Officer, Fosway Group
David has been a HR professional for over 30 years. Over that time, he has always been at the forefront of innovation and has retained a strong sense of optimism, energy and passion for transforming organisational learning and performance. Today, he holds a truly unique and privileged position. As Chief Insights Officer for Fosway Group, he independently explores the experiences of practitioners and suppliers to understand the realities of what’s happening in corporate learning, talent development and HR. Inspiring change by sharing what truly makes a difference. Much of his insight is drawn from the deep research he conducts for Fosway, but equally, if not more importantly, his expertise is rooted in his own practical and personal experience of continuous improvement of organisations, people strategies and technologies.