Over the years, KnowledgeNow has had the opportunity to work alongside many incredible clients within higher education, corporate and non-profit spaces.
Below is a look into some of these projects.
KnowledgeNow designed, developed, and integrated over 100 high-quality online and hybrid courses within the Brightspace LMS, all meeting Quality Matters standards for excellence in digital learning.
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Western Continuing Studies successfully migrated nearly 100 courses from Sakai LMS to Brightspace in just months using KnowledgeNow's automated migration technology, transforming what would have been a years-long manual process into an efficient, scalable solution.
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KnowledgeNow partnered with a private airline, to design and develop a structured recurrent ground school training program for airline pilots, ensuring they remained proficient in critical aircraft systems and emergency procedures.
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The launch of the first 10 courses was exclusively designed and developed by KnowledgeNow who has made a meaningful impact on disability training and support across New Brunswick. This initiative has heightened awareness and understanding of disability issues, strengthened advocacy for inclusion and inclusive practices within organizations throughout the province.
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KnowledgeNow collaborated with the Director of the Indigenous Continuing Education Centre at the First Nations University of Canada and their team to assess existing offerings and devise a short-term plan prioritizing Indigenous course content. This initiative aimed to enhance the Centre's offerings through the creation of the "FNUniv Indigenous Continuing Education Reconciliation Program."
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Development of bilingual, asynchronous courses for online and hybrid learners attending publicly-assisted colleges, universities, and Indigenous Institutes. The program consists of 5 modules that enable learners to acquire digital fluency skills. This micro-credential was piloted with a large group of educators and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive.
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Through eCampus Ontario's Strategic Initiative, KnowledgeNow partnered with George Brown College to develop diploma and certificate programs where learners analyze the dynamics of Black cultural identity and its contribution to shaping Canada as a nation.
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In collaboration with Telus Health (previously LifeWorks) KnowledgeNow worked alongside the Interplan Trustee Education Committee (ITEC), on behalf of the boards of trustees of the four British Columbia public sector pension plans, to design and develop online and facilitated training sessions.
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KnowledgeNow partnered with Queen's University, OCAD University, Western University, and Ontario Tech University to develop three freely accessible professional development eCourses created to provide graduate students with new knowledge, practical strategies, and tangible takeaways to prepare them for their future roles in the workplace and community.
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