World of Learning publishes Special Edition issue of Learning Magazine
The Learning Magazine Special Edition is now available, bringing together diverse voices from across the industry to explore the most pressing challenges L&D teams face today.
Published by World of Learning, the Learning Magazine Special Edition features expert perspectives on the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of the profession alongside showcases of the latest trends, innovations and solutions transforming workplace learning.
A major focus of this issue is the “What’s Hot in L&D” feature, where leading providers highlight the real business impact of today’s learning solutions. In addition, the “Learning in Focus” spotlight section explores how organisations are using learning strategically to address genuine business challenges and drive performance.
The Special Edition also features insights from a distinguished group of industry experts, including Melanie Martinelli, Tom McDowell, Pash Reddy, Emma Weber, Nahdia Khan, Liggy Webb and Sukh Pabial. Together, they draw on extensive experience to address topics ranging from the rise of AI-enabled learning to the enduring importance of human capability, curiosity and coaching.
The cover feature examines one of the industry’s most pressing questions: Is L&D focusing where it matters most? An insightful discussion between Robin Hoyle and Egle Vinauskaite, Director of learning innovation studio Nodes, explores the positives and challenges of advanced technology within L&D and how organisations need to respond. The recorded interview is available to listen to via QR code.
Additional articles include:
Deliberately Human by Emma Weber, exploring what properly fosters people in the machine age and how people professionals must step up to deliver genuine human value.
Learning interventions to career pathways by Sukh Pabial, proposing ways in which L&D can better deliver meaningful career growth.
Measuring what matters by Melanie Martinelli, CEO of the Institute for Transfer Effectiveness, outlining how to evaluate transfer effectiveness appropriately in order to fully gauge the impact of learning beyond the classroom.
Looking ahead to the World of Learning Conference & Exhibition 2026 this October, the issue also provides readers with a preview of the Conference Programme and free-to-attend exhibition, as well as an introduction to the new Workforce Solutions Conference for HR professionals. One of the UK’s most established events dedicated to Learning and Development, the exhibition will take place on 6 & 7 October.
The Learning Magazine Special Edition is available now and serves as a free resource for L&D professionals seeking insight, inspiration and practical guidance on the future of workplace learning.