Nobody has worked out what AI means for our profession. So let's work it out together.
Corporate learning, higher education, K-12, consulting, association management, workforce development — we are all asking the same questions in separate rooms. This is the room where we ask them together, in the open, with the people actually doing the work.
A working community, not a mailing list
Four things you get the day you join — and keep getting.
A room that's always open
A working Slack where people post the half-formed thing before it is finished. Ask the question you can't ask at work yet, and get answers from people with no stake in your org chart.
Events, constantly
Live, online, free, and small enough to actually talk. A recurring hands-on hour plus bigger forum sessions that take one hard question at a time. No registration fee, no sales pitch at the end.
Research you helped write
197 learning professionals across six sectors told us which skills matter now and what is getting in the way. The report is free, the data is open, and the next round is built from your answers too.
Cross-sector on purpose
AI may be the first force in a generation that genuinely levels the playing field across sectors. The higher-ed answer and the corporate answer are more useful side by side than either is alone.
Upcoming events
Everything runs on Luma — free, online, and open to anyone in the community. Register for whichever one is useful.
Working Out Loud with the Claudes
A hands-on hour where we build in front of each other — real tools, real work, mistakes included. Drop in for the one that's useful and skip the ones that aren't.
One big question at a time
Bigger, facilitated sessions where the community works a single question until there's something to take back to work on Monday.
The work this community has already done
None of this came from a vendor whitepaper. It came from people in the community answering honestly.
Future Skills for Learning Professionals
What 197 learning professionals across six sectors said about the skills that matter now, the barriers in the way, and the state of the profession.
The reading list
Recent skills research from across the field, 2024 to 2026, read and sorted so you don't have to — and a note on where our work fits among it.
The Skills Roadmap
The community is working out not just which skills matter, but the order to learn them in. Started as a forum session; still open. Join and you're in it.
Come in, it's free
Fill this in and we'll add you to the Slack workspace and the events calendar. Two questions at the end are real — your answers shape what we run next.
- Access to the Slack community
- Invitations to every event, all free
- The Future Skills report and the data behind it
- A say in the next round of research