Trends in L&D – past and future

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On 17 April, 2018 to mark the 20th anniversary of the Dommel Valley Group I was invited to participate in a panel discussion on Trends in L&D – past and future, together with Bob Mosher and Prof. Joseph Keppels as we had all given keynotes to the Dommel Valley Group in the past. I appeared remotely whilst Bob and Joseph were there in person (as you can see in the photo to the right).

The first part of the session was for each panelist was to respond to the following questions:

  • What has changed in the L&D context since the time of your keynote?
  • Which of your recommendations have been put into practice? Which of your predictions came true?
  • Which of your recommendations have not (yet) been implemented? Which of your predictions decidedly did not come true?
  • Looking into the future, which new recommendations would you make?

In 2011 I gave my keynote on The impact of social media on workplace learning.  Here is the 3 minute video summary of that keynote.

I prepared a short (3 minute) video myself on my responses to the questions above.  Here it is.

After which, we answered a number of questions about L&D trends.  If you would like to see the full recording of the panel discussion, you can do so in the video below.

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Jane Hart

Jane Hart helps organisations and learning professionals modernise their approaches to workplace learning - through public workshops and bespoke consultancy. She is the Editor of the Modern Workplace Learning Magazine, and is the author of a number of books including Modern Workplace Learning 2018 as well as the resource for individuals How to become a Modern Professional Learner. Jane was the 2018 recipient of the ATD Distinguished Contribution to Talent Development award. You can contact Jane at Jane.Hart@C4LPT.co.uk.