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Microlearning examples for compliance training that actually stick

Five practical microlearning patterns that help employees notice compliance risks, choose the right action, and explain their reasoning at work.

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Let’s turn Pride Month into Pride Year

Drillster newsJuly 7, 2023

Let’s take Pride Month and take it a step further. With continuous learning and behavioral change, you can turn Pride Month into Pride year.

Marco van Sterkenburg featured in CAT Magazine

Drillster newsJuly 7, 2023

Read the article by our CEO Marco van Sterkenburg published in the Civil Aviation Training Magazine about how to address skills fade.

Meet Drillster at Learning Technologies

EventsJuly 7, 2023

Drillster is exhibiting at Learning Technologies 2020 in Paris – Porte de Versailles on 5 and 6 February. Visit us at stand H22 to explore how personalized learning elevates the value of your training programs and helps teams retain crucial knowledge and skills.

More than a decade in business: Drillster and TOPdesk CEOs share their lessons learned

Drillster newsJuly 7, 2023

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New drill player and editor

Drillster newsJuly 7, 2023

We have some cool updates for you. A brand new drill player and even a new editor. The player is what end users see when they open a course or drill and start answering questions. The editor is used by instructional drill designers to create learning content. So lots of exciting improvements! The new player and editor will be visible first to everyone who logs on via theDrillster web application(login via browser).

New feature: the Drillster read aloud function

Drillster newsJuly 7, 2023

Drillster launches the read aloud function, enabling text in drills to be read aloud. This option supports various languages and accents with male and female voice options. The read aloud function supports people with dyslexia, vision impairment or people who prefer listening instead of reading. It has also proven its value in language learning or when people have to follow an online course in a language that they do not have fully mastered.