Contents REGULARS


7 Robin Hoyle: An evidence-based future The chair of this year’s conference on why he prefers the proven approach to L&D


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27 World of Learning Conference & Exhibition Details of the 2017 conference sessions, seminars, features, exhibitors and more


FEATURES, COMMENT & ADVICE


11 Leadership: harnessing the power of authenticity Richard McCann on how he inspires others to find their voice


12 Switched-on thinking Amy Brann looks at how neuroscience can aid engagement


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15 In search of the future An examination of the ways innovation is introduced into L&D


17 For better or worse When it comes to training, does the wedding make a marriage?


19 Hit the refresh button E-learning technology can be used to repurpose existing content


21 Lessons learnt from Elvis How dogs can actually teach us new tricks


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23 A change of mind Six characteristics that’ll allow organisations to reach the top deck


26 Onboard and engaged Five tips for using online tools to build an onboarding programme


67 The balancing act How traditional e-learning can be combined with apps


70 Crazy or courageous? For L&D to have a thriving future, trainers need to take risks


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