We want to provide quality, interesting instructional content to each student. As we know, however, each user is different, learns in different ways, and finds success in differing accomplishments.

Why can't your educational ecosystem or website meet the needs of ALL of your users?  Why can't all the content be appropriate for ALL users? Why can't your environment be flexible enough to meet all of these requirements?

The OSF, or On-the-Job, Social and Formal Model for Learning and Development is a commonly used formula within the training profession to describe the optimal sources of learning by successful managers. It holds that individuals obtain approximately 70 percent of their knowledge from job-related experiences, 20 percent from social interactions with others, and only 10 percent from formal educational events.

Most companies or institutions provide education for their employees - all the way from a handbook to a "XYZ University". Education is mandatory for all employees, and everyone feels that training has done their job.  Why, the courses are even "re-freshed" every five or ten years!

The best employers know that employees NEVER stop learning - accurate or inaccurate information, correct or incorrect procedures, every day, in every way, employees keep learning. With portals and learning ecosystems from Learners Circle, you can control the 90% of informal education, and help employees find the correct, accurate and appropriate information for their job.

You can even build support groups and mentors to improve the experience.  We even want employees to recommend changes and improvements to the content.  After all, we are the BEST subject-matter-experts?  Those who do the job successfully, safely and productively!