Made in Ukraine
Since the beginning of the war, we decided to use part of our revenue to support people in Ukraine. LearningStone regularly sponsors charities with, among other things, discounts on licenses but in…
Introducing: Progress conclusions
LearningStone offers a unique authoring system based on what we call course timelines which can be used for self paced courses, coaching tracks, material for collaborative training or for learning…
How to implement blended learning successfully: 3 models, endless possibilities
Those who switch to blended learning need to dive into new teaching methods. For what works in the traditional physical classroom is less effective in a virtual, interactive environment (and vice…
New house style!
It’s time for a fresher look! You are looking at the redesigned LearningStone homepage! We have revamped, redesigned, refreshed… and we’re eager to hear what you think. This is only a first step!
Meet LearningStone at ATD 2022 in Orlando!
At the ATD conference you will meet everyone from around the world who is engaged in learning and development! Discover new visions for developing talent. Develop ideas to implement it yourself and…
TMA wins the LearningStone's Impressive Design Award
“Blended learning allows us to provide a richer learning experience”
Time to meet: TMA! The TMA method helps you map out people’s talents, motivations, and capacities so you can apply integrated…
New quiz items and progress markers (with confetti!)
LearningStone offers a unique forms environment that makes it possible to create and integrate surveys, tests, quizzes, intakes, evaluations. logbooks and lots more. Besides this, you can add…
Blend with me - with Chris Lewry (Webinar Recording)
Wednesday 9th of March, 2022, the second edition of "Blend with me" was recorded, a webinar about blended learning and more. This time we invited Chris Lewry from Pincus Solutions (UK) to talk about…
New: Sticky headers, improved library navigation and full groupspace copying!
Today we released a new version of LearningStone’s course timeline interface which is particularly useful if you have very long course timelines or if you like using a lot of headers graphics. And