I have just returned from the AitD conference, and while catching up with an email backwards, I was delighted to learn that my blog was recognized as one of the 15 Best blogs and learning and development websites in 2025. What an honor! And an excellent opportunity to explore some of the other people and organizations presented next to me.
Here are some blogs from this list that attracted my attention:
Julian Stdd learning blog
Julian Stdd is a real legend in learning space and such a deep thinker. I never failed to leave a conversation with Julian, or one of his blog articles without more noodles. He is described as a leading thinker on modern learning of the workplace, social collaboration and organizational development. Discover his recent post, Structural changes in learningoffers an overview of the evolution of learning in organizations. Fascinating.
Harold Jarche's blog
Harold Jarche is well known for his expertise in personal knowledge management (PKM) and learning in the workplace. His practical executives help individuals and organizations to navigate complexity by promoting continuous learning and knowledge sharing. For an overview of his work, see his message, Mastery of personal knowledge (PKM)Describing how PKM helps individuals to remain effective by seeking, in the creation of meaning and by sharing knowledge permanently. Again, deep work to make us think all differently.
Think about learning by Sukh Pabial
In his post, Exhibition to a different thoughtSukh Pabial underlines the importance of meeting various perspectives to deepen understanding and arouse creativity. This reflection encourages learning professionals to create experiences that widen learners' points of view, leading to more significant and more impactful learning results. Sukh and I cross more on LinkedIn than person – I really appreciate his comment.
Explore these blogs for yourself and see what you think. There are many big shared thoughts, and different perspectives can trigger new ideas or approaches.
And as always, if you have learning transfer needs or if you want to discuss ideas related to learning and development, do not hesitate to Book a time with me. I would be happy to connect and explore how we can support your goals.
At Learnopoly, Finn has championed a mission to deliver unbiased, in-depth reviews of online courses that empower learners to make well-informed decisions. With over a decade of experience in financial services, he has honed his expertise in strategic partnerships and business development, cultivating both a sharp analytical perspective and a collaborative spirit. A lifelong learner, Finn’s commitment to creating a trusted guide for online education was ignited by a frustrating encounter with biased course reviews.