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The gathering storm: Student data security in the Digital Age
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…
Why tech integration should be part of your product development strategy
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…
Seeking a new direction – the future of the multiple choice question
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…
How cowboys made me rethink literate practices in the Digital Age
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…
Are competencies more important than credentials in the modern Workplace?
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…
Birthday musings: Why company growth isn’t just about the numbers
“Youth ends when egotism does; maturity begins when one lives for others.” – Hermann Hesse, Gertrude On our tenth birthday we realized that age is…
Exploring wonders is part of the magic of science
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…
Build vs Buy – how core is the feature?
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…
How cost factors into the Build vs Buy debate
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…