Wisenet is a division of Adapt IT
Taryn Champion, on 30/08/22 19:33
The Medical Benevolence Foundation (MBF) has teamed up with Wisenet, an Adapt IT Holdings Limited division (Adapt IT), to implement the Moodle Learning Management System (LMS) that ensures the seamless continuation of education at various nursing schools in Kenya and Malawi amidst the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond. Collectively the schools enrol 2500 students and offer studies in Nursing and Midwifery.
Christabel Lum, on 24/05/16 13:56
Too many apps. Too many data sets. Too many teams needing access to the same files.
We've all been there - the hassle of entering data multiple times across multiple systems. Unless your business has upgraded to the cloud, the several thousand character journey is one that countless individuals are forced to make daily.
But here's some good news: those days are now over if you are using Wisenet & Moodle.
Replace painful manual processes with automation that is as easy as getting your Facebook and Spotify up and in sync.
Our Product team has completed and shipped a brand new series of Moodle connectors that work just like LEGO blocks do. And all you need to know is that this is going to make your job easier and simpler with less risk.
Christabel Lum, on 13/11/15 20:11
If you haven't started your online learning strategy, it's a good idea to start now.
Online learning is growing at an unprecedented pace, with billions of dollars in revenue earned each year. It's placed universities at the forefront of education marketing, and has become a must-have for drawing candidates.
Despite its obvious benefits and countless facts about online learning, many registered training organisations struggle to kickstart e-learning strategies and incorporate them into their learning relationship management platforms or certified student management systems.
What else should education management and training management professionals know? Download this infographic to get the full rundown on online learning statistics in 2 minutes (tops!).
Ben Hamilton, on 09/11/15 17:59
In a world where disruption rules, it looks like the education industry is about to have its Uber moment.
It seems the world has spoken, and prestigious universities are responding by accelerating the democratisation of learning.
Here's the question: is MIT, one of the most prestigious universities in the USA, really willing to sacrifice millions in student fees by offering courses for free? Is this a race to the bottom, or the dawn of something new?
Ben Hamilton, on 05/10/15 20:16
Thursday's successful launch of the NBN Co's Sky Muster Satellite means high speed internet access for 200,000 Australians living in remote and regional areas is a significant step closer!
Rockets and satellites are risky business - a launch failure (i.e. an explosion) would be an expensive and major setback for the NBN (despite a $50 million insurance policy price tag). Satellites take years to build; launch windows are expensive and rare. Fortunately, it was a text book launch and all systems are GO!
