/r/LearningDevelopment/

r/LearningDevelopment

4k members
r/LearningDevelopment is a subreddit with 4k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and solution requests, and the community frequently discusses training, learning, ai, elearning, and development.
A supportive community for L&D professionals to share ideas and best practices

Popular Themes in r/LearningDevelopment

#1
Advice Requests
: "how do you turn messy company knowledge into actual onboarding?"
16 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "Favorite free tools?"
8 posts
#3
Self-Promotion
: "Want some real L&D folks as advisors for my product"
2 posts

Popular Topics in r/LearningDevelopment

#1

Training

: "How do L&D teams actually make Training videos?"
78 posts
#2

Learning

: "Do you think explainer videos are genuinely more useful than PDFs for team Learning?"
58 posts
#3

Ai

: "The best use of Ai in learning design isn't what most people think"
37 posts
#4

Elearning

: "The 5 reasons why organizations need Elearning in workplace."
23 posts
#5

Development

23 posts
#6

L&d

: "Moving from teaching to L&d has been harder than I expected"
22 posts
#7

Lms

: "Agree?? Lms Platform companies are taking customers for granted (likes of docebo and cornerstone - no value for money)"
14 posts
#8

Leadership

10 posts
#9

Onboarding

: "how do you turn messy company knowledge into actual Onboarding?"
8 posts
#10

Workplace

7 posts

Member Growth in r/LearningDevelopment

Yearly
+3k members(188.1%)

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Last updated: August 1, 2026