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What Learning Professionals Actually Believe About the Future of Their Work

  • Fri, September 25, 2026
  • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Virtual (link shared in registration email)

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Date: Friday, September 25, 2026

Time: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM PST

Location: Virtual (link shared in registration email)

What does the future hold for learning professionals? Join us for an engaging ATD session that explores what our field really believes is coming next.

JLX surveyed 200 learning professionals about the skills they believe will matter most over the next three years. In this session, James Altman and Jason Gorman share what the data revealed: where the field agrees, where it doesn't, and what the findings mean for practitioners navigating AI, shifting employer expectations, and the question of what makes learning work irreplaceable.


You'll hear from:  Jason Gorman

For over 20 years, Jason has been designing powerful, vibrant, and emotionally engaging environments for learners of all ages. As the CEO of Jackrabbit LX, he leads a team of experts in consulting and design, as well as developing innovative educational programs, products, and experiences. He believes that learning design is about people, and he starts with empathy and a deep understanding of the learner and their ecosystem. His relational style of leadership and design aims to bring the best out of people for people.



You'll hear from: James Altman

James has spent two decades helping organizations build better learning. He has led faculty development, managed enterprise LMS implementations, and designed learning strategy at institutions like Northwestern University and 2U. As co-founder and President of Jackrabbit LX, he works with learning teams across sectors to strengthen capability, navigate emerging technology, and connect strategy to outcomes. He is especially focused on what it means to be a learning professional right now.






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