The Paris iLearning Forum International Conference 2006 will take place over two days from 09:30 to 17:30 at the Palais des Congrès de Paris, level 3,on the 24th and 25th January 2006 in conjunction with the international iLearning Forum Paris Exhibition. The conference is in English and French and costs 800 euros for the two days, including deluxe lunches, coffee and tea breaks, CD-ROM of proceedings, the European iLearning buyer’s guide, delegate pack and personalized iLearning advisory clinics.

Discounts up to 20% are available for groups of three or more, for members of partner professional associations (EIfEL, CCIP -Le Préau, ETV-Cedefop memebers, eLearnActu Subscribers, BLA, AST&D and ELN) and for Teachers, lecturers and students.

Who should attend?

• Human Resource Directors
• IT directors, ERP project Directors
• Training and Education Directors
• Consultants and project managers
• eLearning specialists and instructional designers, multimedia developers
• Performance and competence management specialists
• Teachers, trainers and coaches
• Systems integration specialists, End-User support managers and call center managers
• Heads of schools and colleges, curricula managers
• Chambers of Commerce, local and regional authorities and NGO’s

Conference Programme Outline

The international Conference feature keynotes, workshops, advisory clinics and expert tracks on the

following themes:

• Integrated Learning in the EC and France today—Overview state of the Art
• Economics of iLearning, ROI, Building the business case & budget
• Case studies from successful French iLearning projects with business facts and conclusions for future
• We have learning technologies for integration, where is the technique? designing eLearning content for integration, understanding the impact and consequences of platform choice on your existing systems
• Instructional design workshop—designing content for low cost maintenance, easy integration and learner motivation.
• Internationalization and localization, considering cultural differences in France and Europe.
• Language Learning with technology and global competition through corporate English
• European Commission Initiatives in the IST Programme – an executive briefing on latest projects and research in the EC fifth framework
• Legal Aspects of eLearning: Authors rights, copyright, and « Droit Individuel à la Formation » (DIF) and iLearning in France today
• Strategy and critical success factors: managing change and motivation when deploying iLearning in large organizations - keeps the learners!
• Latest Learning technologies and tools —what’s new, what’s great and how to blend it into your iLearning project.
• Complete Education Sector track dedicated to bringing French schools into the 21st Century: how eLearning technologies can be effectively blended into the education system effectively, impact of ICT on education policy and practice from Primary schools through to continuing adult education and Universities in France and EC. Re-engineering the university.

For more information see the event's website: http://www.ilearnforum.com/