Articulate Announces Two London Engagements for 2026: Exhibition at Learning Technologies and Hosting Articuland
Industry-leading platform brings immersive learning experience and innovation showcase to London in April and October later this year.
Articulate, a global leader in workplace learning technology, has announced two major London engagements for 2026: An exhibit at Learning Technologies UK (LTUK) this April, followed by its flagship Articuland conference in October. Together, these events create compelling opportunities for UK-based business leaders to develop and scale effective training; upskill their learning and enablement teams, and explore cutting edge best practices in the age of AI.
This 29–30 April 2026, Articulate will exhibit at Learning Technologies UK (LTUK), one of Europe’s premier workplace learning events. Attendees are invited to visit Articulate on stand J20 to explore product innovations, see live demonstrations, and connect directly with the team behind the platform used by more than 125,000 organisations worldwide, including 100 of the Fortune 100.
Articulate’s owned event series, Articuland, includes a stop in London, 14–15 October 2026, as part of its global tour, which also includes stops in Orlando, Barcelona, and Toronto in 2026.
Last year’s events sold out months in advance, and Articuland has quickly become one of the most anticipated events in workplace learning, bringing together forward-thinking professionals from across industries and sectors for hands-on learning and high-impact collaboration.
Known as an immersive, high-energy experience, Articuland offers attendees the chance to learn directly from experts, gain practical skills, and connect with a community shaping the future of workplace learning. The event is designed for learning and development, sales enablement, customer service, product training, IT, and operations professionals, reflecting the growing strategic role of training across organisations.
This year’s programme will feature curated content tracks that allow attendees to tailor their experience based on their goals and interests. Sessions will span:
- Articulate Product Expertise - advancing hands-on skills in AI-powered course creation
- AI Transformation & Readiness - navigating trust, compliance, and workforce change
- Global Training - scaling learning across regions and cultures
- Learning Strategy & Impact - connecting training to revenue and customer outcomes
“Articuland is designed to be more than a conference. It’s an opportunity to learn from an industry-leading community, build new skills to lead in the Age of AI, and walk away with product innovation and practical strategies you can apply immediately,” said Angela Ngo, Articulate VP of Marketing. “We’re excited to bring that energy to London and connect with professionals across the UK and Europe in 2026.”
Together, these two London engagements offer business professionals a unique opportunity to engage with Articulate, one of the industry’s leading brands, whether through hands-on learning at Articuland or through discovery and networking at LTUK.
Registration for Articuland London is now open, with early booking strongly recommended due to high demand.
For more information and to register, visit: www.articuland.com.
About Articuland
Articuland is a global learning event series hosted by Articulate that brings together professionals who design, deliver, and scale training in modern organisations. Through expert-led sessions, hands-on experiences, and peer connection, Articuland helps attendees stay ahead in a rapidly evolving learning landscape.
About LTUK
Learning Technologies UK (LTUK) 2026 is Europe’s leading workplace learning event, dedicated to the technologies that support learning at work. Bringing together L&D professionals, learning leaders, and solution providers, the event combines a world-class conference, a large-scale exhibition, and extensive networking opportunities. LTUK showcases the latest innovations, strategies, and best practices shaping how organisations train, engage, and upskill their people.