Use of Software to Support Experiential Learning Programmes

Experiential learning software is on the rise and there are a few different types to choose from. Some software is designed to scale and manage experiential learning programmes, other software will help connect experiential learning partners and projects from industry and academia. Certain software is the learning experience itself, where learners 'learn by doing' in a simulated environment and can help demonstate employability of learners fairly quickly by matching new skills learnt to a required role.

Our experts give advice and tips on the differences between the various experiential learning software options and how to get the most from these tools, followed by a roundtable discussion and networking.

Your fellow roundtable participants may typically include employer organisations, industry stakeholders, experts on the topic, higher education professionals, further education professionals, other education providers, students and lifelong learners.

Please note that all ELE Hub members may attend for free. Non-members will please need to pay the admission fee.

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