Online Educa Berlin

The 15th international conference on technology supported learning and training is the largest E-learning conference and common known as Online Educa Berlin.

In 2009, 2078 delegates from 92 countries attended the largest global e-learning conference for the corporate, education and public service sectors.

Participants discussed the latest developments and trends in the field of technology-supported learning and training at the Hotel Inter Continental in Berlin.

More than 400 speakers from 38 countries shared their knowledge and experiences in 85 parallel sessions, as well as forums, workshops, seminars, plenaries and The ONLINE EDUCA Debate. The conference was accompanied by an extensive exhibition with 104 exhibitors from 20 countries showcasing the latest e-learning products and services.

Take a look at our picture gallery and OEB film clip or listen to podcasts and radio shows.

The European Commission recently unveiled an initiative. “New skills for new jobs,” designed to anticipate the skills that tomorrow’s jobs will require. Identify appropriate combinations of skills is very important so we train and prepare people for the jobs of the future.

In a social and economical environment that changes rapidly, politicians and experts must identify and respond quickly to new and changing skill requirements for employment. Such decisions should be based on reliable information obtained through proactive investigation.

Looking for the job of the future

Nobody can accurately predict what the future holds, but everyone should be prepared and organized to avoid unintended consequences and maximize opportunities.

The sum of these individual decisions and plans will influence the way we think about Europe as a whole in the future. Master-D focuses on the implementation of some projects to meet future needs. EUCompt is the case presented in 2009 and redefined for the 2010 call.