At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Donald and Eglė will cut through the noise around AI and challenge attendees to consider what the emerging choices mean for the future of L&D.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Peter Manniche Riber will share lessons from developing AI applications including a Dilemma Coach for practising difficult leadership conversations and an individual development and career coach.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Lori Niles-Hofmann will introduce a new target operating model for L&D built around orchestration.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Julie Dirksen will explore how learning professionals can design for skill development in a world shaped by both AI and complexity.
The event takes place on 13, 15, 20 and 22 October, with 16 sessions exploring the issues shaping workplace learning.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Lavinia Mehedințu will explore what L&D can learn from behavioural science about how people make decisions, develop habits, respond to their environment, and translate intention into action.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, David Wilson from market analyst Fosway, explores the latest research into the realities of corporate learning and learning technology across Europe.
Registration has opened for the Learning Technologies 2026 Autumn Forum, with the first sessions and speakers announced for the four-day online event. Further additions to the programme will follow.
More than 300 entries from over 20 countries were submitted for the Learning Technologies Awards 2026; Shortlist published today; Winners announced in London on 11 November.
Learning Technologies Autumn Forum returns this October, following up on the key issues from the Learning Technologies 2026 Conference & Exhibition; Four days of online sessions on 13, 15, 20 and 22 October; Open to everyone.
Learning providers and teams have until 31 July to submit entries for the 2026 Learning Technologies Awards after organisers extended the deadline by one week.
Awards programme announced with 25 categories, including four new awards, and a July 2026 submission deadline.
Learning Technologies 2026 opens its doors next week on 29-30 Apr at Excel London; Final opportunity to book passes; Event app download.
Learning Technologies 2026 has published its free exhibition seminar programme for the upcoming London event.
Opening day two of Learning Technologies 2026, Niluka Kavanagh challenges tech-led narratives with a focus on leadership and behaviour.
At Learning Technologies 2026 Lori Niles-Hofmann challenges conventional approaches to learning technology, and looks at aligning strategy, data and operating models.
At Learning Technologies 2026, learning leaders explore how uncertainty can become a source of business value rather than constant reaction with Laura Overton and Michelle Ockers.
At Learning Technologies 2026 Kelsey Kates from Google reframes playfulness as a professional capability that strengthens learning and work.
L&D in an AI World: Creating a New Future for the Profession - Donald H Taylor & Eglė Vinauskaitė at the Learning Technologies Conference this April in London.
David Kelly, conference co-chair, Fiona Leteney, market analyst and Anna Barnett from exhibitor Mindtools Kineo join Learning News to preview this year's Learning Technologies event.
A Learning Technologies 2026 conference session will explore how accessible AI tools are changing who can build learning solutions and how quickly teams can deliver.
Learning Technologies 2026 will examine why many skills initiatives stall and what it actually takes to move beyond roles with Koreen Pagano this April in London.
At Learning Technologies 2026, Markus Bernhardt looks beyond agent hype to examine governance, visibility and decision rights at scale.
Learning Technologies 2026 session explores how chief learning officers are leading learning functions when disruption is constant rather than occasional.
At Learning Technologies 2026 new research and practitioner insight cut through the noise to show how learning teams are actually using technology today.
Learning Technologies 2026 Exhibition returns to London with 200+ exhibitors and 200+ free seminars. Exhibition registration has opened.
The Learning Technologies 2026 opening keynote from Giovanni Giamminola, argues that AI’s biggest impact is cognitive not technical, reframing learning leadership as a governance issue.
Learning Technologies Thirty Under 30 applications open; Scholarship for thirty learning professionals under 30 years of age; Runs during the Learning Technologies Conference, 29-30 April, London.
Learning Technologies 2026 returns this April at Excel in London; Conference programme announced along with booking and early bird tickets.
The winners of the Learning Technologies Awards were announced this evening at the glittering annual awards ceremony in London.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Melissa Trimble shares how to pick AI tools that truly add value to e-learning and demonstrate measurable business impact to stakeholders.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Martin Couzins equips L&D leaders with tools to challenge assumptions, cut through AI hype, and make smarter, faster decisions under pressure.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Lori Niles-Hofmann introduces the Learning Experience Architect role, blending AI agents and human creativity to design adaptive, business-driven learning.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, David Kelly helps L&D leaders cut through AI hype with a framework to assess learning tech strategically and lead confidently through disruption.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Laura Overton explores how everyday courage and mindset shifts can help L&D professionals turn disruption into resilience and opportunity.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Egle Vinauskaite and Donald H Taylor share global data and case studies on how AI is being used in L&D today and the barriers to adoption.
How do we use emerging technologies for learning effectively? This is the theme for the Learning Technologies 2025 Autumn Forum; Online over four days this October; Registration open; First programme sessions announced.
The annual Learning Technologies Awards has announced the shortlist for this year's programme; Gala ceremony in London 12 Nov; Table bookings from 11 Sep.
The deadline for entries to the Learning Technologies Awards 2025 has been extended to 17:00 BST on Friday, 1 August.
Judges share tips on writing a standout entry as the deadline nears on Friday 25 July.
10 reasons to enter the #LT25Awards.
Learning Technologies 2025 took place on 23-24 April with 11,000 visitors at Excel London exploring the innovations shaping the future of workplace learning.
Celebrating outstanding learning technologies worldwide: Registration for entries is now open for the Learning Technologies Awards 2025. Twenty one awards categories; Sponsorship opportunities; key dates announced.
ReadSpeaker, a trusted independent digital voice partner for organisations and brands worldwide, is launching a new and enhanced version of its flagship audio production tool, speechMaker, at this year’s Learning Technologies UK conference.
AI learning agent, HowNow Guru, will be launched at Learning Technologies UK 2025, with one-to-one demos available at stand J35.
The virtual labs platform has, to date, supported technical skills training and skill validation for 6.4 million unique learners in critical data, AI, fintech, cloud and cybersecurity skills.
Rachel Holloway shares practical, empowering advice to help women step into leadership with confidence. Covering strategic influence, flexible working, burnout prevention, communication, and negotiation, she urges women to lead boldly, prioritise wellbeing, and advocate for themselves—transforming workplaces and shaping inclusive leadership across the public sector.
PageTiger is the platform for creating, distributing and tracking interactive digital content that drives real learner engagement. Trusted by leading global brands, PageTiger powered a high-impact toolkit for Henry Ford Academy, setting a new standard for digital learning across European markets through immersive design, intuitive structure and powerful learner insights.
The milestone reflects global momentum for LearnWorlds’ unique blend of LMS power and course platform agility, trusted by over 11,000 customers worldwide.
Today’s businesses face a critical skills gap, which has increased and worsened over time. xUnlocked exists to close this gap across sustainability, finance, and now data and AI.
Learning Technologies 2025 opens its doors next week on 23-24 Apr at ExCeL London for the 26th year of the show; final opportunity to book visitor passes; event app download.
Rocket is launching a new platform that connects learning progress and achievement with real-world rewards from 3000+ brands, designed to boost learning engagement and competency attainment in corporate L&D. Debuting at Learning Technologies 2025, Rocket empowers organisations to incentivise positive engagement and improve training ROI in innovative, data-driven ways.
Explore how to scale generative AI safely and effectively across your teams; Live demo, Learning Technologies 2025, Stand M35.
Easygenerator reviewed 1,500+ real conversations with L&D professionals to learn how teams use AI to create training. The findings reveal surprising workarounds, significant wins, and a growing shift toward decentralized, AI-powered learning, with EasyAI continuing to lead innovation in the field.
Accessible Me gains seasoned GTM Advisor and investor - Jan van Schuppen.
Hold onto your lanyards, folks - Dirtyword: The E-Learning Magazine is back at LT with a vengeance. Issue 8 officially drops at the Learning Technologies Exhibition, and if you thought learning mags were all corporate jargon and lifeless case studies… think again. This one kicks the beehive.
Join experts from Mitchells & Butlers and Think Learning for LMS Mixology: Crafting the Perfect Blend for Business Success at this year’s Learning Technologies.
Entrepleio builds behavioural modelling tools to help business leaders and teams calibrate their behaviours to unlock higher performance and human potential. Founded by Mark Deacon and Mark Simpson in 2021. The business has been nominated for the Business, Consulting & Management StartUp of the Year Award in South West England.
How strategic AI implementation can help solve instructional design's most pressing challenges with Philippa Hardman at Learning Technologies 2025.
Learning Technologies 2025 has published its exhibition seminar programme for the upcoming London event on 23-24 April.
How can L&D can work towards a better future both inside the department and beyond it? Tess Robinson at Learning Technologies 2025.
Including everyone in training programmes - using Learner Survey Questions to ensure inclusive learning: Will Thalheimer and Ingeborg Kroese at Learning Technologies 2025.
Trish Uhl, Product Manager, Generative AI Enterprise Solutions, Owl's Ledge, explores whether AI agents are tech hype, or if they will truly transform work, and by extension, L&D itself, at Learning Technologies 2025.
Day two Learning Technologies 2025 will open with an address from Daniel J Hulme exploring the implications of today’s relentless change.
Thirty Under 30 applications open for Learning Technologies 2025; programme to nurture and showcase the next generation of L&D leaders.
Martin Bean, offers strategies to distinguish challenges, recalibrate mindsets and harness disruption as a springboard for innovation, at Learning Technologies 2025.
Coaching and AI: The balance between technological efficiency and human connection with Dave Tee, Visiting Fellow, University of South Wales and Rebecca Rutschmann, Co-Founder & AI Coaching Innovator, Viva la Coaching Academy, at Learning Technologies 2025.
Egle Vinauskaite examines lessons learnt from 2.5 years of AI in L&D and suggests ways to move to sophisticated AI adoption at Learning Technologies 2025 this April in London.
Actionable insights from Fosway's David Perring and Myles Runham at Learning Technologies 2025 this April in London.
Josh Bersin will discuss a radical new operating model for corporate learning, one which empowers and dramatically changes how L&D works, at Learning Technologies 2025 this April in London.
David Kelly and Dani Johnson to open Learning Technologies 2025 this April in London.
Learning Technologies 2025 returns this April at ExCeL in London; Conference programme announced along with booking and early bird tickets.
The winners of the annual Learning Technologies Awards were announced at a glittering ceremony in London.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Dr. Stella Lee, Paradox Learning, asks what it means to be AI literate and offers eight key dimensions of AI literacy.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Matt Sweet from VEED, assesses the challenges faced by training teams when implementing a video strategy and explores how AI can help.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, David Perring, Fosway, asks what should you factor into the strategy and roadmap for your L&D team in 2025.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Oliver Nussbaum, imc Learning, explores what AI can really do for content creation.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Helen Marshall, Thrive and Beck Ford, Burger King, explore driving business impact, upskilling, personalised learning and navigating generational shifts in the workforce.
At the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum, online this October, Egle Vinauskaite discusses the reality of AI in L&D.
The Learning Technologies 2024 Autumn Forum will take place online this year on 15, 17, 22 and 24 October; first four sessions announced; registration opens.
The annual Learning Technologies Awards has announced the shortlist for this year's programme; Gala ceremony London 13 Nov; Table bookings from 11 Sep.
Final call for entries for the Learning Technologies Awards 2024.
Registration is underway for the Learning Technologies Awards 2024. There are twenty awards categories including one new category, Best use of AI in learning.
Celebrating outstanding learning technologies worldwide: Registration for entries is now open for the Learning Technologies Awards 2024: twenty categories including the new category, Best use of AI in learning. Sponsorship opportunities and key dates announced.
Learning Technologies 2024 took place in London in April; Record-breaking event with 11,000 visitors; Key themes were using artificial intelligence to solve practical problems and the focus needed from L&D on business.
Skillable, the pioneer in experiential learning and skill validation, announces new AI-creation functionality to improve team efficiency and lab creation, along with notable leadership hires, including Karie Willyard, former Chief Learning Officer (CLO) at Visa, SuccessFactors, and Sun Microsystems. The new leadership additions and accolades further strengthen Skillable’s growth trajectory.
At the forefront of educational innovation, Studytube proudly announces its participation in the renowned Learning Technologies 2024 conference at ExCeL London. Showcasing their leading-edge learning platform and AI-powered solutions, Studytube warmly invites attendees to explore stand D30 for immersive live demonstrations and to engage in insightful educational sessions about skill-based learning that drives impact.
Swing by booth D75 at LT2024 and experience the next frontier of video content creation firsthand.
Realizeit, provider of the leading Adaptive Learning System for Business-Critical Training, today announced that it will participate at the Learning Technologies 2024 conference to be held in London on April 17-18.
Learning Technologies 2024 has published its exhibition seminar programme for the upcoming show in London, 17-18 April.
David Perring and Myles Runham from market analyst Fosway are at Learning Technologies 2024 to explore the impact of innovation and AI on L&D.
Learning Technologies 2024 this April looks at successful multi-national learning technology implementations with the help of Ryan Steer from BUPA and Steve Renz from BNI.
Nigel Paine at Learning Technologies 2024, 17-18 April, London: The Great Reset - Why we need to rethink organisational learning.
What's next on the learning technologies roller coaster ride? Dani Johnson joins David Kelly on stage at Learning Technologies 2024, 17-18 April, London.
Learning Technologies 2024: Showing the value of L&D - moving from the transactional to strategic alignment. Alice Thompson from Marks and Spencer and Fran Butler and Tayn Pavelic from IHG Hotels & Resorts are presenting on 'learning impact' at Learning Technologies 2024.
Understanding change management’s role in successful learning initiatives: Saskia van den Berg-Tromp from Philips at Learning Technologies 2024 this April in London.
Learning Technologies 2024 this April looks at the shift in L&D from delivering content to business-focused performance outcomes.
Learning Technologies 2024 will tackle systems implementation through the experiences of three L&D leaders: Carla Quiring from AstraZeneca, Elise Lockyer from Sonovate and Anna Johnston from Sky.
Zsolt Olah, Sr. Learning Technologist, Amazon, is presenting at Learning Technologies 2024 this April in London.
Daniel Susskind, Senior Research Associate at the Institute for Ethics in AI, Oxford University is to provide the opening address at the upcoming Learning Technologies 2024 Conference, taking place on 17-18 April 2024 in London.
The Learning Technologies portfolio is designed around the needs of workplace learning professionals.