Learnovate proudly sponsored the first Dublin Tech Circuit (DTC), a vibrant, hands-on technology event hosted at Marian College. The initiative brought together students from ten secondary schools across Dublin for a day filled with innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving.
We are proud to announce we have been shortlisted in three categories at the Association & Institutes Awards 2025:
Best Membership Services
Best Event
Best Member Engagement & Communications
Our EdTech start-up accelerator, run in partnership with AWS, is now open for applications. The programme provides business mentoring, technical guidance on building and scaling in the cloud, as well as regulatory, data privacy and cybersecurity considerations. Specialist expertise will also be available on topics such as pilot studies, trials, pathways to market, public procurement and investor readiness.
Outdated attitudes to education and a lack of focus on AI skills at all levels are the biggest barriers to innovation in learning technology, a top advisor to former US President Barack Obama told Learnovation 2024, the annual summit on the future of work and learning.
The Learnovate Centre in Trinity College Dublin is one of three Irish organisations playing a key role in a €1.5 million EU initiative to lower the barrier to participation in the European semiconductor sector for women and other under-represented groups.
So, a couple of months into the year, what trends can we see across the Learning and Development landscape for 2024?
Well, some of the key trends are ‘carry overs’ from previous years such as hybrid workplace management, virtual onboarding, and upskilling. However, it’s hard to get away from the one big topic of the moment: Generative AI.
