Hi everyone,
It’s just two weeks until our first ever EMEA User Conference. With speakers coming from organisations such as UNICEF, Deutsche Bahn, AG Barr and the NHS amongst others, there’s a wealth of experience and knowledge on display.
If you haven’t already and you’re looking to skill up, network and learn about the future of learning there’s still time to get a ticket for the event. Pick yours up today to take part. Planning to attend with colleagues? Get in touch to find out about our group discount offers.
The Totara User Conference will take place on the 15-16 May at Glaziers Hall London. Email conference@totaralearning.com for any queries.
ATD 2019 – Washington DC, USA
If you’re a bit too far away from London, then there’s also ATD to look forward to on the 19-22 May! You can visit the Totara booth at #1019 for sessions on design, H5P, and more hosted by Totara Partners as well as the Totara Learning team. If you’d like to book a demo at ATD then you’ll just need to access your ATD 2019 Map Your Show Plan and then search for ‘Totara’ and select ‘Add to Show’.
Webinars – Notifications and an award-winning case study.
Join Wes on the 1st May at 11.00 EDT / 16.00 BST or on the 2nd May 16.00 NZT to learn all about notifications. In the session, Wes will review the types of notifications available in Totara Learn and where you can go to customize those messages. Come along if you looking to improve your ability to communicate with your learners.
Best Finance and Insurance project.
On the 8th May at 14.00 BST join Calin Grigorovici, Sales Controlling Director at Aegon Romania to learn how Aegon worked with Nosco on their award-winning case study. Discover how the team deliver product training to over 4500 learners across Romania and ensure their learners remain certified.
Academy courses
We’ve updated the User Data Management course for Totara Learn 12. In the course, you can learn all about how to set up a new site policy, add translations and create export and purge types to copy and remove user data from the system. Even if you’ve completed the course on Totara Learn 11, it’s worth revisiting to learn what’s new in Totara Learn 12.
Hope you’re all having a great week and we look forward to seeing you soon at the events.
Matt
