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Higher Education
Our unique combination of learning design and development services, managed help desk support, and skills assessment solutions prepare your students for the jobs of tomorrow and empower your instructors to deliver an inclusive experience for students.
Corporate
Our tech-enabled solutions identify skills gaps in your workforce. Paired with our learning design and development services, we help to fill those gaps with impactful, accessible, and equitable program developments, assessments, and improvements.
Healthcare
It is vital to create accountability and transparency around validation of skills in onboarding and ongoing training programs. We help you authenticate skills for various healthcare job tracks while powering your ongoing training solutions.
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Learning Design
“I am so grateful for your patience with us throughout this process—we’ve been able to learn a lot with this pilot and have valued you all as thought partners in that work.”
Girlie Delacruz
Associate Vice Chancellor of Teaching and Learning at Northeastern University
Skillways
“This work has illustrated mapping of existing nursing content to the draft AACN Essentials through the Skillways platform. This offers us a way to move toward competency-based education by truly modularizing our content for small-bite delivery because we can measure progress toward outcomes as students proceed along individual paths.”
David Bodily
Director, ReNEW & RN-BSN Completion Programs at University of Wyoming
Skillways
“Thank you for all of your hard work and support! We appreciate your professionalism, knowledge, and participation in this wonderful experience to create two creative and dynamic courses.”
George Lacuesta
SME at NOCE
Help Desk
“Ease was always quick to work with us as an institution to quickly resolve issues. The follow-up of agents was amazing.”
Nancy Artaz
Friends University