AMERiCA LEARNiNG MEDiA

Izzui its a powerful Content Engagement Platform focused on social marketing & elearning for brands that uses Facebook. The tool allows to recover the relationship between brands and people, creating spaces for interaction, knowledge, games, answers and helpful brand information. Companies with mass followers in social networks and content producers are invited to participate in Izzui. Access Izzui.

Last February, cloud elearning provider Docebo raised $3m in growth equity from Canada based Venture Capital firm Klass Capital to accelerate the growth of its SaaS enterprise elearning platform and fuel expansion into the North American market. After only four months, Klass Capital decided to acquire Seeweb’s shares in Docebo. Seeweb is Docebo’s first angel investor.

Elliott Masie, Chair at The Learning CONSORTIUM and Curator & Host at Learning 2015 says: “There are over 1,300 global colleagues registered to come to Orlando from November 1st - 4th to engage and learn together about the future of workplace learning”.

"Steve Wozniak (co-founder of Apple) and Sal Khan (founder of Khan Academy) are just two of our over 16 Keynoters, who will interactively explore the innovation and change in learning approaches, analytics and user targeting. We are also honored to have video interviews with Susan Cain, author of Quiet and Marshall Goldsmith, author of Triggers."

Elliott Masie will be presenting and hosting Learning Directions in New York, Los Angeles, Seattle & Chicago. These one-day “mixed and blended” briefings for learning colleagues will focus on the Reality, Hype, Promise and Challenges of evolving employee learning.

Learning Light, the UK-based market analyst that helps organisations using e-learning and learning technologies to improve their business performance, has added a further 75 courses to its portfolio of e-learning materials.

Learning Light is offering its expertise to private sector training organisations which are having to develop strategies to meet the response from the UK Government’s department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) to recommendations from The Further Education Learning Technology Action Group (FELTAG).