Michelle Kujawa
National Online Learning Day (September 15) is an important opportunity to celebrate the power of digital learning and the role it plays in supporting continuous development. For Learning & Development professionals, it highlights how online learning can provide flexible, accessible and inclusive opportunities for people to build skills, expand their knowledge and take ownership of their personal and professional growth.
From an L&D perspective, online learning enables us to reach wider audiences, deliver consistent learning experiences and support employees wherever they are located, making it particularly valuable for a global business like Reward Gateway | Edenred. It provides learners with the flexibility to access development opportunities at a time, place and pace that suits them, helping to foster a culture of continuous learning and growth. This aligns perfectly with our objectives as an L&D team to make learning accessible, impactful and relevant for everyone.
National Online Learning Day is a great reminder that learning is no longer confined to the classroom. Through digital platforms, virtual collaboration and on-demand resources, organizations can empower their people to learn, adapt and thrive in an ever-changing workplace. Online learning is not just about developing skills today, but about building the capability and resilience needed for the future.
Let's hear from our in-house Digital Learning Expert, Carina Sebastiao, as she shares her insights on the value and future of online learning:
“As digital learning continues to evolve, so does the way organizations approach learning and development. The focus is shifting away from traditional, linear training experiences toward more engaging, personalized and learner-centered approaches. Advances in AI-powered authoring tools are enabling the creation of richer, more meaningful learning experiences, including interactive scenarios, real-world simulations and AI-driven avatars that help bring content to life. As technology continues to evolve, it will be exciting to see how learning experiences become even more immersive, relevant and impactful.”