I'm looking for some inspiration on the best elearning expos within Europe, and was wondering if anyone had any good (or bad) experiences they would be kind enough to share?
Great question, Ben! Learning Technologies is definitely my favorite European show. I absolutely recommend you go check it out! There's a paid conference part, which is supposed to be really good (I've never been) as well as an expo section where you can meet vendors (like us!) in person.
Since I'm based in France I also attend E-Learning Expo as well as the other big show, iLearning Forum (which has now been bought by Learning Technologies) every year. If you speak French I definitely recommend going to either one of these shows to check it out. If you don't, it may be difficult to communicate with the booth vendors. iLearning Forum does have some English conferences, but I think the ones at Learning Technologies are probably a better bet.
I've never been to World of Learning or any of the other Education and Training fairs you listed, so I'm curious to see what other people have to say about them!
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Great question, Ben! Learning Technologies is definitely my favorite European show. I absolutely recommend you go check it out! There's a paid conference part, which is supposed to be really good (I've never been) as well as an expo section where you can meet vendors (like us!) in person.
Since I'm based in France I also attend E-Learning Expo as well as the other big show, iLearning Forum (which has now been bought by Learning Technologies) every year. If you speak French I definitely recommend going to either one of these shows to check it out. If you don't, it may be difficult to communicate with the booth vendors. iLearning Forum does have some English conferences, but I think the ones at Learning Technologies are probably a better bet.
I've never been to World of Learning or any of the other Education and Training fairs you listed, so I'm curious to see what other people have to say about them!
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