Open LMS at OEB 2026 in Berlin: Exploring the Future of Digital Learning

Open LMS plans to attend OEB 2026 (Online Educa Berlin) in Berlin, Germany, December 2–4, 2026. Visit Booth #B32 to connect with the Open LMS team and learn more about our learning management solutions.

OEB is a global, cross-sector conference and exhibition focused on digital learning, bringing together education professionals, learning leaders, technology innovators, researchers, businesses, and public-sector organisations from around the world. The event provides a space to explore emerging technologies, share practical approaches, and discuss how learning is changing across education and the workplace.

AI and the Future of Learning

The 2026 edition focuses on “Sovereign Learning: Trust, Agency & the Education Reset.” The programme examines how artificial intelligence is changing the way knowledge is created, validated, and applied, while raising important questions about human judgement, institutional autonomy, trust, and responsible technology adoption.

These conversations are particularly relevant for organisations evaluating how AI can complement learning without replacing the human expertise and judgement that make education effective.

Technology for Flexible Learning

As digital learning continues to evolve, institutions need technology that can support different learning environments and organisational strategies.

An LMS can provide a central platform for courses, content, activities, assessments, and learner progress while supporting online, blended, workplace, and campus-based learning.

Open LMS offers flexible learning technology that can help organisations adapt their digital learning environments as learner expectations, technology, and institutional priorities change.

Connecting Learning Across Sectors

One of OEB's defining characteristics is its cross-sector approach. The conference connects higher education, schools, workplace learning, government, and learning technology to examine shared challenges and opportunities. The 2026 programme includes more than 130 sessions and formats ranging from keynotes and debates to interactive workshops and masterclasses.