There is a multitude of eLearning authoring & daily admin tools available. Each has its edge, the particular style of instructional design or administration it's been orientated towards. Some integrate with other systems, some don't, some are designed to be part of a suite of tools, some are independent and can be troublesome to mix with other applications.
If you wish to create scenario based learning, gamification or social/collaboration based learning amongst the numerous other eLearning projects formats potentially needed, finding one application to cover all formats becomes tremendously difficult. But as project goals change, what’s the combination of applications that might be needed to cover the necessary ground?

An ever-evolving application combination approach could be the only method to stay producing the best possible end projects. But this approach can be immensely time consuming even before approaching the project content itself, products are always launching, updating and then sunsetting. And as an added bonus AI was introduced to a multitude of tools in slightly different ways, each trying to add additional functionality and reduce the input needed in the project but often with unknown effects or potential downsides.

With over a decade of eLearning industry experience to draw upon Colin will lead this session to get the ball rolling towards support in this changing landscape, by looking at the currently most used eLearning content development tools, the AI aspects added to them and the agentic AI applications breaking into the market. But also blending analytical analysis and administration tools amongst others into a solid development process to help eLearning developers, administration and most importantly the end user through the end product.
This session will take the complexity out of eLearning creation by covering applications strengths, weaknesses, which combinations blend best together and gaps that might exist between applications. To see which combination can work best together to cover a multitude of different eLearning project types.