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As the Technical Sales guru at Learnosity, David O’Sullivan combines an oceanic knowledge of our product suite with a deep-seated customer empathy.

Assessment in the Digital Age has been slow to advance much beyond assessment in the Industrial Age – but why? The phonograph changed music forever.…

The age of remote learning has dawned. But can education compete with the big tech players in the war for students' attention?

How to be confident that you’re making the right decisions for your learning product.

Creating strong core design principles plays an essential part in maintaining high product and user experience standards.

Learnosity's Adam Bextream talks process, priorities, and his hopes for the future of accessibility and inclusive design.

Not Invented Here Syndrome is an unwillingness to engage ideas that aren't your own. Here's how that stunts innovation in every industry – including edtech.

Student math performance in the US currently lags well behind its economic rivals. How can it catch up?

As a business grows, scaling the company culture can be a tricky thing to get right. But having strong core values makes it far easier.

Low-risk strategies can put companies at a competitive disadvantage, says Learnosity’s VP of business development Ben Dawe.

The AI revolution isn’t the end of the line for employees: it’s a chance for them to evolve and develop workplace skills that will endure.

Many learners, creatives, entrepreneurs, and thinkers are introverts by nature, and the digital age is finally giving them a chance to shine.

"Where there is charity and wisdom, there is neither fear nor ignorance."

The drive toward greater workforce diversity is part of the battle for talent and another reason why employee assessment needs to evolve. In the Internet’s…

How does a company whose product is used by clients with millions of users go about ensuring GDPR compliance?

The second installment of our two-part interview with Mahnaz Moallem, Professor of Instructional Technology at UNCW.

Part one of our two-part interview with Mahnaz Moallem, Professor of Instructional Technology at UNCW.

Test anxiety has a negative impact on genuine learning, but technology can help conquer it. Sometimes it takes a challenge to bring out the best in…

The absence of story in STEM is often cited as a reason for a lack of female participation, but it's time we look more closely at the…

Your accessibility questions answered by industry experts. As education technologists, it's our responsibility to provide students with the services they need to fulfill their potential. On…

Facing something new presents us with a choice between taking shelter and taking charge. Recently, Slate magazine ran a piece in which a married couple…

Technology hasn’t just enabled greater communication and access to information for all, it’s also created amazing opportunities for product developers – if they’re willing to…

Accessibility and usability ultimately share the same goal – to make products or services easy to use for everyone. The Internet can be a powerful…

With a technological revolution upon us, how do we navigate the digital divide without falling over the edge? Just over 500 years ago, the invention…

Innovations in technology have changed the face of modern living. Can educational testing software do the same for learning? Education testing software is changing the…

What are the capabilities of today's content authoring tools? As online education and e-learning continue to grow and advance, you may have noticed that you're…

We launched the Learnosity Partner Network less than a year ago. It’s since grown into a dynamic community that includes content experts as well as tech…

To understand the lack of female participation in STEM disciplines we need to examine why girls feel shut out. “I was taught the way of…

The best elearning products don’t try to offer more functions and features than everyone else. They embrace simplicity and focus on providing better solutions to…

Today's students are encouraged to actively engage with the material, exercising their higher-order thinking skills and problem-solving capabilities. The history of educational testing tools Today,…

To illustrate technology’s potential in education, here’s a list of 6 ways that online testing software can help modernize school assessments.

The collection of data is a sensitive issue for many, but the potential benefits for learners are considerable – as seen in the corporate sector.…

Hearing about the Common Core Item Types but not sure what they are all about? We've put together your guide to understanding where the Common…

When deciding which assessment software to use, what separates one from the next? Your organization is building a unique, engaging learning platform. While learning content…

The what, the how, and the why of the Next Generation Science Standards. There is a growing sense of anxiety among educators that learners are…

Analyzing your organization's assessment authoring software. As online learning platforms advance and improve, numerous new features are available to content experts, publishers, and teachers. From…

If learning materials are not accessible to learners, then learners' abilities won't be accessible to educators. Education should be challenging for all learners. If it…

Our goal is to make websites more accessible to those who have difficulty using the web, particularly those with visual impairments. Imagine the scene: You're…

Weighing up your options when selecting an assessment platforms comes down to 5 key things... Choosing an online assessment platform can be a difficult decision.…

How can student data security be guaranteed when faced with a threat that can neither be detected nor predicted? In the not-too-distant past, banks represented…

The future of higher education will not depend on how much investment there is, but on where it goes. It's a worrying time for institutes…

Knowing when to leverage others' technologies lets you focus on building a better core offering for your customers. The English poet John Donne once wrote…

Where does the multiple choice question go from here? Multiple choice tests have been a staple of learner evaluation for a century. Even as technology…

Good programmers always aim to reduce their workload. But it’s got nothing to do with laziness. Larry Wall once said that there are three virtues…

Cognitive development in young learners is about quality communication as well as quality content. I’ve been involved in my son Phoenix’s literacy development since he…

Is STEM education in the US failing us? PISA math scores in the US are on a downward trend, with 2015 seeing an 11-point drop…

As college enrollments decline, have skills become more valuable to employers than credentials? “From almost any individual’s perspective,” wrote David Leonhardt for the New York Times in…

“Youth ends when egotism does; maturity begins when one lives for others.” – Hermann Hesse, Gertrude On our tenth birthday we realized that age is…

The API economy is changing the world. But will it change edtech? True innovation transcends barriers such as time, place or culture. From prehistoric plows…

Employees today are no longer learning so they can work; they are working so they can learn. It is difficult to weigh up the considerable…

As the edtech market continues to grow apace, when does choice simply become confusion? Most journalism on the topic of edtech tends to fall neatly…

Science and magic may have more in common than you think. It might seem odd to us today, but there once was a time when…

Just why exactly does assessment matter so much to your grey matter? When it comes to the brain, there’s a general tendency to mythologize its…

The last few years in education technology have shown one thing: eLearning is growing faster than ever, with the biggest investments going directly to higher…

This is the second post in our Build vs Buy series where we discuss the Learnosity team's approach to the age old build vs buy…

The classic build vs buy dilemma; whether to build your application from scratch in-house or whether to license the technology from a specialist vendor has…