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SeLC 2010: "Conversations make Markets – New Learning as a Success Factor for Value Creation"

The Swiss eLearning Conference, short SeLC (www.selc.ch; #selc2010 on Twitter), is a new e-learning-event for representatives of Swiss companies.


Participants will have the opportunity to learn about different forms of virtual learning as well as the digital learning contents of the future, presented by masterminds and visionary leaders of the field. Nonetheless, there will also be examples from every-day practice, presented by entrepreneurs. This makes the event an interesting source of information and inspiration which at the same time provides an excellent platform for professional networking and exchange.


The SeLC offers innovative conference concepts that connect professionals from HR-Management, Sales, Marketing and Communication with experts, masterminds and visionary leaders from academic research, industry and commerce.
“Conversations make Markets“ will be the motto the 2010 edition starts with. New learning processes will be part of the conference itself as well as the pre -and post-conference concept. SeLC puts into practice what it claims, allowing the participants to experience new learning processes on their own.
The SeLC offers practical Know-how and learning from experience. Different companies show how learning innovations can increase value creation by telling the participants about their implementation experiences.

The Conference with top-level speakers on April 13th and 14th 2010, will be embedded into the context of the Swiss Professional Learning exhibition which is taking place at the same time. At the 2010 edition of the fair, the SeLC Congress will be part of a new E-Learning focus. A clearly identifiable exhibitor cluster at the fair for personnel- and leadership development will reinforce the topic in the immediate surroundings of the conference.

Jay Cross Founder and chairperson of Internet Time Alliance; Champion of informal learning, web 2.0 and systems thinking

Dr. Peter Gloor Research Scientist, Chief Creative Officer; MIT Boston Center for Collective Intelligence, galaxyadvisors AG