L&D Resources for Learning and Development Teams

Looking for L&D resources? You’re in the right place — we are passionate about learning and development at Enable Leaders! This field is evolving, and we are here to help. Whether you’re part of a team, or, you’re looking for tools, resources and community, we’ve got some starting points for you below.

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Tools for L&D Professionals and Teams

We’re passionate about L&D and we’ve been doing it for years, too. We help in different ways, including publishing content, showcasing great courses and training, spotlighting innovative thinkers and more! Be sure to check out our marketplace for a variety of assets and software to help you, too, as well as this page on learning and development strategies.

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L&D resources and tools for learning and development teams
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Other L&D Resources Worth Checking Out

It’s hard to keep up with the ever-changing world of L&D. Check out some of the organizations and resources you should know below!

Who are organizations and groups that cater to L&D?

Some of the organizations include:

  • Australian Institute of Training and Development (AITD). Where L&D professionals find a peer network, extensive resources and contemporary learning in Australia.
  • Crackin’ LnD (Down Under)
  • CIPD. We’re the professional body for human resources (HR), learning and development (L&D), organisation development (OD) and all people professionals – experts in people, work and change.
  • Get Useful Stuff. A space for learning professionals who are tired of surface-level conversations and ready to make a real impact.
  • GLDC (Global Learning and Development Community) 
  • L&D Cares. Our no-cost programs and resources have supported over 2000 HR and L&D professionals since 2020.
  • L&D SHAKERS. We’re creating a safe space, enabling and guiding L&D professionals to connect, grow and take bold actions every day.
  • New Zealand Association for Training and Development (NZATD). NZATD is the professional association for workplace learning, development and performance specialists in Aotearoa New Zealand.
  • Offbeat. The place where L&D professionals accelerate their career. Live programs, mentorship,  lots of practice and knowledge sharing.
  • The Institute for Performance and Learning. Canada’s community of Learning and Development Professionals.
  • The Learning and Performance Institute. Since 1995, we have advocated for workplace learning and its people.
  • Women in Learning.  A 501(c)(3) tax exempt nonprofit organization that provides a forum in which students and post-doctoral fellows in the broader fields of Learning Theory, Behavior, Memory, and Neuroscience can seek advice, support, and guidance from trailblazing scientists who have already carved their paths.

Where can I find cool L&D Resources?

You might want to check out the following:

What about finding opportunities for L&D?

What about finding opportunities?

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Other Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between L&D resources and an L&D strategy?

Resources are the tools, templates, and communities that support day-to-day L&D work. A strategy is the broader plan for how an organization develops its people over time — what to prioritize, how to measure it, and how it ties to business goals. Our L&D strategy guide goes deeper into that side.

Do L&D professionals need an executive coach too?

Often, yes — especially L&D leaders managing teams, influencing budget decisions, or navigating organizational change themselves. Many of the same coaching needs that apply to executives apply directly to people leading learning functions.

How is AI changing learning and development?

AI is reshaping how training content gets built, personalized, and delivered, and it’s changing what skills L&D teams need to prioritize teaching. It’s an active and fast-moving area — worth checking back on this resource list periodically as new tools emerge.