LERN

  • SERVICES
    • MEMBER SERVICES
    • BRIEFINGS
    • CERTIFICATIONS
      • CERTIFIED PROGRAM PLANNER (CPP)
      • CPP REFRESHER RENEWAL COURSE
      • PROGRAM CERTIFICATION
      • DASHBOARD
  • EVENTS & EDUCATION
    • EVENTS
      • 2026 Annual Conference
      • 2026 Contract Training & Workforce Development Conference
      • 2028 LERN Leadership In-Person Conference
      • C.E. Emerging Formats Summit
    • EDUCATION
      • New! Workforce Pell Seminar
      • LERN Institutes – Fall 2026
      • New! Operations for Kids College
      • Summer Camps 2027
      • LERN MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAM
      • ONSITE INSTITUTES & TRAINING
  • CONSULTING
    • CUSTOMIZED CONSULTING
    • REVIEW
      • PROGRAM REVIEW
      • REMOTE PROGRAM REVIEW
    • LERN’S CONSULTANTS, SPEAKERS & TRAINERS
      • WILLIAM DRAVES
      • JULIE COATES
      • DR. TRAVETTE A. WEBSTER
      • BRENDAN MARSELLO
  • UGotClass
  • ABOUT
    • Meet LERN
      • History & Mission
      • Your LERN Team
    • Who We Serve
      • COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
      • PUBLIC SCHOOL/COMMUNITY EDUCATION
      • FACULTY
    • …cont
      • ASSOCIATIONS
      • RECREATION DEPARTMENT
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms of Service
  • Contact Us
  • Home
  • LERN News
  • LERN News
  • ForHomePage
  • Huge Success!
Brendan
Wednesday, 18 December 2024 / Published in ForHomePage

Huge Success!

Some 1,500 people attended the largest conference in the world in lifelong learning programming and continuing education this year.

Even better, there were new pioneering breakthrough sessions and techniques that advanced the field. They will be researched and reported on by LERN throughout the coming year.

Numbers:
Attendees: 1,500
Number attending Sessions: 9,886
Average Number of Sessions Attended per Attendee: 7
Attendees Getting CPP:  190

Engagement:
4,238 Messages exchanged by attendees
440 Questions asked of presenters;
Polls: 2,038 Votes

Breakthroughs:
-New financial contributions you make to your institution discovered.
-Simple no-cost SEO 5 step process presented.
-Authentic Programming introduced.
-Gen Z Management Style premiered.
-Developing Young Leaders strategy presented.

Most Attended Sessions:
-AI Update and the Top eTools for 2025
-How Programs Are Using AI

Best Testimonial:
“Thank you for this amazing opportunity!” -Katie Turk, Williamsburg, Virginia

Too many money making tips to report on here. Watch your LERN eNewsletters and Print Newsletters over the next six months. And get budget approval to make $20,000 or more (Guaranteed) at the 2025 Annual Conference, November 17-20, 2025.

  • Tweet

What you can read next

New! Authentic Programming
You Asked. You Got It.
Your New Year’s Solution

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

  • Marketing with AISeptember 10, 2026
    “Right now, the vast majority of marketers are underutilizing AI,” says Christina Inge, who teaches marketing with AI for the Harvard Division of Continuing Education. “I’ll be honest with you; it will make your job
  • New! C.E. Emerging Formats Final SummitSeptember 10, 2026
    Free. Open to all. You are invited to participate, vote, and help set standards for the field on the emerging, especially online, formats. The general public is confused. So are continuing educators. Help set standards
  • First-Ever Hot Summer CampsSeptember 10, 2026
       The first-ever list of the top 30 hottest summer camps will be released next month.It will be provided Free to anyone attending “Summer Camps 2027” webinar series Oct. 7 and 14.    An expanded
  • Biggest Issues of the YearSeptember 10, 2026
    Here’s the top three issues of the year, as decided by your LERN leaders and best practitioners in the field of class programming. #1 Saving Time  Instead of trying to catch up, focus on the
  • Most Common 2Q ?? on SurveysSeptember 10, 2026
       Here’s the two most common questions class programmers ask about surveys. How often should we survey?  Conduct surveys as often as you can.  But don’t survey everyone in each survey.  Survey separately your top
  • Top Problem of 2026September 10, 2026
       Recruiting and retaining instructors is the top problem of 2026. Far and away the biggest problem right now, it was named by 47% of your leaders and best practitioners. Jenny Bess of Ellisville, MO,

CONTACT US!
Tel:1-800-678-5376
Email: info@lern.org

Learning Resources Network
PO Box 16 | Eau Claire, WI 54702

  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service

© 2021-2023 LERN

TOP