TechLearn 2025 Agenda

TWO-PLUS DAYS OF DEEP LEARNING

See the Schedule at a Glance for the overall conference schedule. Full session details and speakers will be posted on this page in May. TechLearn 2026 sessions, speakers, agendas and/or session rooms are subject to change. This AGENDA page reflects the latest details.

Two Featured Breakout Series

The popular (and important) focus on Learning in Frontline and High-Risk Environments returns — and these sessions will be uniquely delivered via a live interview format for Training magazine’s Innovations in Training Podcast, hosted by Jeff Weaver.

Two Startup Spotlight Shark Tanks, hosted by Vince Han, will introduce you to talented entrepreneurs who are innovating new tech for learning and development.

Choose six breakouts and one hands-on clinic!

Stay relevant — explore the best and the latest in learning design and technologies when you choose from 48 breakout sessions and eight learning-by-doing hands-on clinics. Discover practical, high-impact learning solutions that boost engagement, scale efficiently, and drive real performance outcomes. Leave with actionable tools, new strategies, and the confidence to elevate your role and build learning that stays relevant amidst change. Sample sessions include:

Hands-on With Vibe Coding
Design Strategies for Disengaged & Burned-Out Learners
Animating With Impact in Storyline
Building Custom AI Skills to Automate L&D Workflows
Killer Microlearning: 5 Design Strategies for Success
Designing Chatbot-Guided Learning
Beautiful PowerPoint Presentations to Engage Learners
Escaping the AI Agreement Machine
From “Here’s the SME Recording” to “Here’s the Course”
The Capability Revolution: Building the Human Advantage
When Machine Learning Meets Human Learning
Keep Training Weird: A Gameful Approach to Engagement
Using AI to Tell a Believable Learning Impact Story
Accessible by Design: Creating Training Everyone Can Use
Tech-Induced Imposter Syndrome
Designing Performance-First Onboarding Ecosystems
Building Interactivity With Canva AI and Canva Code
Why Elearning Developers Should Learn a Little Code
Investing in AI Readiness