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At Drillster we hear a familiar question: Why is it still vital to memorize when artificial intelligence seems to put every answer at our fingertips? It is the latest version of a debate we have had for over a decade: If we can look anything up on our phone, why invest energy in learning and remembering?
On Wednesday morning 25 June we hosted our latest Drillster Online Breakfast, and it delivered an energising start to the day.
Marco van Sterkenburg and Niels van Wijk recently headed to Brussels for the onboarding of one of our latest clients: Brussels Airlines, a member of the Lufthansa Group. With over 2,750 crew members and flights to more than 100 destinations worldwide, the airline is opting for a smart and adaptive learning solution.
At Drillster, we are committed to making learning accessible to everyone. That’s why our platform is designed and developed according to theWeb Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)2.2, levels A and AA.
Drillster is proudly launching a new version of the Drillster Question Crafter, the generative AI engine that creates high-quality content while sticking to the guidelines of the10 Drill Design Principles. This version includes 4 major improvements:
In the rail sector, safety, compliance and operational efficiency are critical. Employees must quickly and effectively acquire and retain new or updated skills to boost performance and prevent incidents or accidents. In light of the significant staff shortages in the rail sector, onboarding, upskilling, and reskilling need to take place within an increasingly shorter timeframe. The Drillster adaptive learning app proposes a unique approach to learning by ensuring continuous, year-round knowledge and skill anchoring and retention, making it a game-changer for the rail sector.
