L&D Friday Funny – Inspired at 2pm, forgotten at 2:05pm

This week’s Learning & Development Network ‘Friday Funny’ is titled ‘Inspired at 2pm, forgotten at 2:05pm’. You know this person. At 1:59pm he’s buzzing. He just finished your workshop. New framework, great discussion, a notebook full of ideas. He walks out of the Training Room with his arms in the air. At 2:05pm he’s standing…

L&D Friday Funny – Online Learning

This week’s Learning & Development Network ‘Friday Funny’ is titled ‘Online Learning’. This is the perfect visual metaphor for what happens when we take learning jargon literally but not humanly. Arthur is technically doing online learning — he’s on a line, reading “The Art of Focus” — but he’s completely missed the point, and he’s dangerously unsupported.…

L&D Event Alert: AI Enablement for L&D Professionals – A Practical Program for Navigating the AI Shift

Your organisation just approved an AI tool. Now what? Someone has to train the whole workforce to use it — safely, effectively, and without chaos. That someone is usually L&D. AI Enablement for L&D Professionals gets you ready for that exact moment: 4 half-day virtual sessions covering what different teams need to know, how to…

L&D Quote of the week

Who was Benjamin Franklin? Franklin was a Founding Father of the United States, scientist, inventor, and diplomat. “Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” — Benjamin Franklin This old adage is our core challenge. Information alone doesn’t change behaviour; it fades. Instruction builds recall, but true learning…

Beyond Compliance: Building a Learning Culture That Drives Performance

Compliance training tells people what they must not do. A learning culture tells people what’s possible if they keep growing – and the difference shows up directly on the bottom line. Deloitte’s research into talent strategy found that 77 per cent of executives believe their organisation should help workers become more employable through relevant skills,…

L&D Quick Tip: Chunk Everything

Corporate learners are rarely given a quiet hour to focus — they’re pulled into meetings, messages, and urgent tasks mid-module. Long-form content gets abandoned, and completion data quietly becomes a vanity metric. Microlearning units (5–10 minutes) fit into real workflow gaps: between meetings, during a commute, or right before a task where the skill is…