The learning canvas is designed to give organizations the tools they need to build a learning journey that engages their learners and delivers results.
One of the most essential steps in creating effective learning is developing a plan – understanding the needs and goals of not only your organization, but also your learners and stakeholders, and creating a curriculum that meets those needs. satisfies. Josh Humphries, CEO of Guroo, wants to make it as easy as possible for organizations everywhere to create the plan that suits them.
We want to make it easy for any organization to create better, more effective learning. That’s why we’re pleased to announce that the Learning Canvas is now available for free. By giving free access to this set of scoping and planning tools to anyone who wants to use it, we want to help any organization create learning that will help them achieve their goals and drive real change. We couldn’t be happier to see the learning journeys our users, both new and old, will create with the learning canvas.
The learning canvas guides you step-by-step in identifying the needs, requirements and key elements of your program. As you develop your learning plan, the Learning Canvas journey mapper helps you map the full learning experience across all stages; from awareness to refresher and evaluation.
In addition to making the learning canvas free, our latest update has added new features and functionality that help users develop a plan for tracking and measuring the success of their learning and leveraging learning analytics, giving them more detailed journey maps, and also includes new views that make it easier for users to bring the work they do into their first exploration workshops as they reinvent their learning.
About Guroo Producer
Guroo Producer is built on the idea that learning has the power to transform organizations, and the power to transform lives. Since 2016, we’ve helped organizations large and small to reinvent workplace learning, and we’re proud to support a growing community of learning designers in creating better learning.