Case Studies

  • How Microlearning Improved the Alpha Gamma Delta Member Experience—Plus 4 Ways to Make It Work for You

    The pandemic period threw a wrench in the works of many an ongoing strategy. But in the realm of learning, being forced to reflect and rework programs can sometimes be a blessing disguised as a curse. Discover how for the Alpha Gamma Delta learning team, this unexpected interruption allowed for a new emphasis on microlearning tactics and far greater engagement.

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  • Personal Development Through Innovative eLearning: A Program by You Can Do It! Education and Open LMS

    Michael Bernard, Ph.D., is a psychologist and professor at the Melbourne Graduate School of Education at the University of Melbourne in Australia. He’s also the founder of You Can Do It! Education, one of Australia’s leading social-emotional learning programs with over one million participants. In this article, we’ll explore his efforts to help empower youth struggling with mental health and depression through eLearning.

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  • How Sentis Enables A Safety Culture Through Innovation-Driven Training Online

    Since 2003, Sentis has been a leading voice in the Australian safety community. With more than 160,000 people taking part in its safety culture programs, it's easy to see why.

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  • Lyceum of the Philippines University: Video Q&A With LPU’s eLearning Director on Technology & Choosing Open LMS

    Lyceum of the Philippines University was an early adopter of online learning, offering blended learning modules via open-source technology since 2002. Since 2019, the university has fully adopted eLearning and has the vision of offering borderless learning going forward. It partners with Open LMS as its chosen eLearning provider.

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  • Silliman University in the Philippines Serves 10,000+ Students from Kindergarten to Postgraduate with Open LMS

    Known as one of the best and biggest universities in all of Asia, Silliman University, in Negros Oriental, Dumaguete City, has earned the title of being the "Center of Excellence" in the country. Established in 1901 by Protestant missionaries of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, it is the first American and Protestant "founded institution" of higher learning in the Philippines and the oldest American University in Asia. Silliman University, a private research university in the southern Philippines, is home to over 10,000 students - around 300 are international students from 53 countries across the globe.

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  • Madero University Uses Virtual Learning Techniques to Train Students

    Mexico’s Madero University (UMAD) has a motto: “Tenemos Madera”, which means “We Have What It Takes”. This call to arms motivates UMAD staff to reinvent, renew, and innovate the way it educates its students

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  • La Salle Green Hills Among First to Resume Learning In Manila In 2020

    La Salle Green Hills (LSGH) is a private Catholic school in Manila, Philippines, serving 4,000 students. The institution was the first among private schools in the area to return to teaching during lockdown in 2020 by moving all classes fully online via its chosen eLearning platform provider, Open LMS.

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  • How the University of Vassouras in Brazil Leaned Into Its Digital Transformation

    At the end of 2020, the University of Vassouras (formerly Severino Sombra University—USS) celebrated an important milestone in the digital transformation of the Severino Sombra Educational Foundation (FUSVE).

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  • The Royal College of Art’s Art & Design Graduate Diploma Programme Provides Students with an Engaging Online Studio Learning Experience

    The course helps students who do not necessarily have a traditional portfolio develop proficiency in the independent learning methods and practices of art and design. The course provides an introduction to the role and influence of art and design in the world today and prepares students to matriculate to masters’ programmes. The interdisciplinary programme has a diverse student base, stemming from 19 different countries with students ranging in ages from 23-60 years old.

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