Latest News & Events

Join us at the ICDE World Conference on Online Learning at Dublin’s Convention Centre on 6 & 7 November. Enjoy a Learnovate-sponsored masterclass on storytelling for business and leadership impact at the conference.

Join us at The Learnovation Summit 2019 on Tuesday, 1 October in Croke Park, Dublin – the largest learning innovation in Ireland with 25+ speakers and three streams on leading, learning and innovation.

Virtual Reality Headset

Join us at the Alex Hotel on Tuesday, 30 May from 8am to 9.15am for our latest ‘Rise & Learn’ breakfast event on building immersive learning experiences with virtual reality (VR).

Following two years of significant growth, Owen White, Director of The Learnovate Centre in Trinity College Dublin (pictured above), has decided to move on. In a carefully-managed handover process, Peter Hamilton has been appointed as Interim Centre Director. The Centre Steering Committee will initiate the selection process for a permanent director.

Join us at Huckletree on Thursday, 28 February from 5.30pm to 7pm for our latest ‘Learn & Connect‘ event on Building Better Teams with Improv.

Rise & Learn

Join us at The Alex Hotel on Wednesday, 30 January from 8am to 9am for the first event in our new ‘Rise & Learn‘ event series on Showing the Business Value of Learning.

Mary Kate O' Flanagan, Story Consultant

We use more of our brain when we’re listening to stories. Learning that uses stories sustains attention, increases engagement and enhances memory. At our Storytelling in Learning event, we found out how stories impact our brains and bodies, and how to structure a story for maximum impact.

Learnovate’s Learning Sciences Researcher Paul O’Raw recently participated in the 2019 SOCIETIES BROKERAGE event in Warsaw, Poland.

Join us at Huckletree on Wednesday, 21 November from 5.30pm to 7pm for the first event in our new ‘Learn & Connect‘ event series on Storytelling in Learning.

Artificial intelligence and robots have already been taking over jobs in manufacturing but now they are moving on to replace more cognitive roles, Ireland’s leading EdTech summit in Dublin heard on Wednesday, 3 October.