
Most education programs don't fail from a bad tool or a thin budget. They fail because of decisions nobody wants to say out loud.
Amplified is where those conversations happen. Join us for a full agenda on the mindset shifts behind getting education right: earning buy-in, building content strategy that scales, the platform and build-vs-buy calls that are hard to undo, measuring impact before you have perfect data.
Whether you educate customers, prospects, partners, or employees, there's a session for the decision you're actually wrestling with. No highlight reel — just the stuff practitioners usually only say to each other.
And this isn't just for Intellum customers. Whatever LMS you use, wherever you are in your journey, you're welcome here.

Intellum CEO Chip Ramsey opens the Amplified Virtual Summit with a look at what's actually happening with AI in education programs today—grounded in product and customer data, not predictions.

In this session, Greg Nist, Senior Director of Education at BigID, will break down how to translate your education program's outcomes into language that resonates with executives — and build the case they need to say yes.

Two solutions architecture pros at Intellum break down the judgment calls that separate programs built to scale from ones quietly accumulating maintenance debt and the questions to ask yourself before you customize anything.

A live panel of experienced education leaders on how to engage learners who don't have to be there—drawing on what they've seen work (and not work) across dozens of education programs.

Learn a practical framework for measuring learning program impact at every stage of program maturity.

Most enterprise teams build content before defining programs, audiences, and goals. Learn the framework to fix that and make content that matters from Enterprise Education Architect Vicky Kennedy.

See what in the first 90 days sets your program up to succeed — or create a mess you're still cleaning up a year later.

Intellum shares what we've been building in direct response to the challenges the education industry is facing—backed by real usage data from customers already putting it to work.