How do you know your certificants are as capable today as they were when they passed the exam? If you don’t have a good answer to this question yet, be prepared to have one. At some point, one of your certificants may just fall into this category, and people will be...
Whether you are in healthcare, safety, or another high-stakes profession, at some point, your Board of Directors is going to come knocking and ask the question: “what are we doing about continuing competence?” Your first inclination will be to look around at other...
At ATP's 2020 Global Conference, Heuristics' principal Christopher Butcher gave a short innovations demonstration on Longitudinal Assessments in LearningBuilder. Check out the recorded session content here!
Let’s assert a principle that software performs best when it performs the tasks it was designed to do. That’s not a stretch, is it? You don’t want to do calculations in PowerPoint and you don’t want to keep track of invoices in Word. So how does that principle apply...
By Christopher Butcher & Ali Neal, Principals, Heuristic Solutions This article was originally published in the 2020 ASAE Technology Toolkit, a publication that showcases companies who understand the unique needs of associations and can provide and implement...
Change is inevitable, but sometimes, as we have learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be unexpectedly expedited. What can you do on your end to be sure that you are taking the right steps toward helping your technology partner be effective while maintaining...
In 2020, so much of what we do is entirely online. However, many organizations continue to manage their credentialing processes manually, creating unnecessary administrative burdens. Is there a better way? Yes: LearningBuilder. Save Time. Credentialing can require a...
Whether your constituency is made up of licensees, certificants, learners, or practitioners, keeping them engaged is essential to a successful credentialing program. How can LearningBuilder help you implement your communications strategies? “I didn’t forget, you just...