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Discussion Points and What We’ll Cover

Somewhere in your org’s software stack is an AI tool that got approved, budgeted, announced in a team meeting and then quietly stopped being opened. This isn’t a training problem or a willpower problem. It’s almost always a friction problem: the tool asked people to change how they already work, instead of fitting into what they were already doing.

This session breaks down why AI adoption stalls inside L&D teams specifically, and shows what it looks like when an AI tool removes a step instead of adding one using the same script, deck, or SOP someone was already going to write anyway.

What You’ll See

• The real reasons AI tools get abandoned after rollout and why “more training on the tool” usually makes it worse
• What “zero new steps” adoption looks like: turning a document someone already had to write into a finished asset
• A live build: an existing SOP turned into a training video in the time it takes to explain what the tool does
• A brief look at Nano LMS on how usage and completion data can reveal whether a new tool or format is actually being adopted

Event Details

Date: July 16, 2026

Time: 11:30 AM London Time

Format: Live Session + Demo + Q&A

Don’t Miss It

If your AI rollout needed a training deck to explain how to use it, that’s usually the first sign it was going to fail. Come see what the alternative looks like.