We are delighted to announce two half-day pre-conference workshops scheduled for June 19th as part of the upcoming Media & Learning 2024: Back to the Future? conference. The first session, running from 10:00 to 13:00 CET, will explore “Unlocking engagement: exploring social presence and telepresence in online learning,” Participants will gain actionable insights and strategies to foster meaningful interaction and engagement in online learning environments. Following this, from 14:00 to 17:00 CET, “Navigating educational multimedia: strategies for success,” will equip participants with practical strategies for enhancing multimedia content creation, fostering effective collaboration, and refining production processes to meet the needs of their institution. Participation in these workshops requires prior registration for the conference.
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