Learning Pool Launches the Largest Online Catalogue
Derry (UK), August 2014 - Adapt Learning, the responsive eLearning framework that's taking the eLearning industry by storm, has become a lot more interesting. Learning Pool, a founding partner in Adapt has launched its new catalogue of content created in the open-source Adapt framework.
Aimed at the enterprise, government, and health markets, Learning Pool’s Adapt content gives organisations a low-cost, immediate solution to their responsive eLearning needs. With hundreds of titles in the catalogue, Learning Pool customers are set to be the first to benefit from the mass adoption of this great new technology.
More than ten titles are already available, and Learning Pool will add further titles on a weekly basis over the coming months. Subscribers will get access to new content as it is available at no additional cost and will be able to edit this content for free from October this year.
The content suite includes titles that address compliance, leadership and management, and equalities training, as well as some sector-specific content to help Learning Pool’s 300+ customers.
Learning Pool’s Head of Content, Lindsey Coode said, "We are thrilled to be the first eLearning company to offer a full Adapt Learning catalogue. The benefits of this exciting innovation are immense, and it will ultimately save time and money for all."
Based on the principles of responsive eLearning design, Learning Pool has already deployed Adapt content successfully for a range of customers including Jurys Inn, Northumberland County Council, and the Houses of Parliament.
Learning Pool CEO Paul McElvaney said, "We’re really excited at the interest and momentum that Adapt Learning is gaining. Our customers have fed back strongly that they need off-the-shelf content that they can implement quickly and at a low cost to fill key gaps in their eLearning provision across every device. This feedback has driven our investment in this catalogue, and we’re already getting a great response from the market."