Now in its eleventh year, the benchmark programme features data and insights. The 2014 edition contains feedback from 600 L&D leaders and more than 5,000 learners, making it the most comprehensive longitudinal study of corporate learning trends and behaviours.

This year’s data will sound alarm bells for the industry, as the vast majority of organisations continue to struggle with incorporating new media into learning design. Additionally, more than half (53%) continue to have problems delivering learning in time to meet the needs of the business.

Only 30% of organisations are concentrating on delivery of micro-content, whilst 71% are failing to involve users in design.

Although progress maybe slow for some L&D teams, others are having a significant impact on business success. This webinar will also provide practical insights into how these organisations are delivering results. With data from this year’s learner audit, attendees will also gain detailed insights into the minds of learners.