L&D on a Budget: Creating High-Impact Learning with Limited Resources
“We need this training yesterday, and no, there’s no budget for it.” Sound familiar? Limited resources don’t have to mean limited impact when it comes to creating effective learning experiences.
Many L&D professionals face the reality of delivering high-quality solutions with tightening budgets and growing expectations. The good news? Some of the most effective learning approaches don’t require expensive tools or outside vendors—just creativity and smart resource allocation.
That’s why this Coffee Chat is all about “Champagne Learning on a Beer Budget: L&D Solutions That Won’t Break the Bank.”
In this session, we’ll explore practical, low-cost approaches to designing, developing, and delivering impactful learning. We’ll share budget-friendly tools, creative repurposing strategies, and ways to maximize impact without maximizing spending. Whether you’re working with a shoestring budget or just looking to be more resourceful, this chat will provide actionable ideas you can implement immediately.
What you can expect:
- Free and Low-Cost Tools: Discover alternatives to expensive authoring tools and platforms
- Content Repurposing: Strategies for turning existing materials into multiple learning assets
- In-House Expertise: How to tap internal talent instead of hiring consultants
- Making the Case: Communicating the value of your budget-friendly approaches to stakeholders
Join us on June 6, 2025, at 11am CST to share your favorite budget-stretching strategies and learn new approaches from fellow L&D professionals!
Register now and discover how to create impressive learning experiences without the impressive price tag!
Can’t Make It In Person? No Worries, We’ve Got Your Back! Register And Receive The Following:
✅ Access to the Learning Rebels resource page with all the extra goodies
✅ Copy of the video recording
✅ Copy of the chatbox transcription
✅ Copy of the full session transcript & summary
✅ Additional resources such as books, articles, and handouts