Innoactive, a leading provider of VR/AR software, is receiving an investment of €4.4 million. The lead investor is Unternehmertum Venture Capital Partners (UVC Partners), alongside Capnamic Ventures.
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The year 2018 has some big things to offer on the L&D front. Learning in the workplace is influenced by some new and innovative technologies that are revolutionizing the whole experience.
Learning Technologies Group plc (“LTG”), the integrated e-learning services and technologies provider, confirmed the successful acquisition of PeopleFluent on 31st May 2018.
Traditional corporate learning falls short of its goal: to change employee behavior. Adaptive learning achieves what traditional corporate learning does not.
Skilljar, the leading customer training platform, today announced the launch of its app that extends Zendesk, Inc.’s cloud-based customer service platform.
Large nonprofit organizations and media companies, like the United Nations and the New York Times, have recently used virtual reality to stimulate empathy. Should companies do the same for their employees?
Learnosity, a leading global EdTech firm, has reached an agreement for a significant investment from global, technology-focused investment firm Battery Ventures.
The use of videos to train and educate has grown dramatically due to advancements in technology. It is now easier to create, share and distribute videos to larger audiences.
In L&D, trade-offs between scale and stickiness are inevitable. With limited resources (time, money and people), it is almost impossible to reach everybody with great, personalized and sticky content on time, every time.
Arcusys – a global leader in digital learning technologies and workforce development – announced today that it is changing its corporate name to Valamis.