LearnSomething

LearnSomething Products and Solutions for Your Industry

LearnSomething has grown big by keeping its focus small.

We’ve specialized in understanding the e-learning needs of the pharmacy, healthcare and supermarket industries and the association world. Keeping our focus narrow has allowed us to become experts on the issues our clients face, including:

• Regulatory compliance
• Operational training and tracking
• Customer service
• Classroom management

Our experience within specific industries has allowed us to see ahead of the curve:

• Long before federal law restricted the purchase of ingredients used in the manufacture of methamphetamine, LearnSomething began developing MethGuard™ to satisfy training that is now required.
• In 2003, LearnSomething produced the first HIPAA modular training programs, allowing companies to assign learners by professional or occupational role – increasing learner proficiency and corporate efficiency.
• LearnSomething partnered with the American Medical Association, Florida Medical Association and Texas Medical Association to produce the first online medical training for the industry.
• In partnership with Pearson Publishing and the Food Marketing Institute, LearnSomething developed the first electronic food safety training program.
• LearnSomething’s Retail Momentum Series is the first program to coordinate and focus store employee training, retail websites and in-store kiosks on enhancing customers’ in-store experience and increasing product sales.

Our first-around-the-curve approach also pertains to our relationship with associations.

LearnSomething began working with Professional Associations at the very beginning of the Internet age, developing electronic Continuing Education courses in over 10 industry sectors. We have since limited our focus to three major areas: Food, Drug and Healthcare related associations.

Additionally, we have enhanced our presence with the acquisition of Isoph Corporation in 2006, a leading provider of e-learning technology to associations and non-profits including the Society for Human Resource Management, the National Wildlife Federation, the American Nurses Credentialing Center and others.

See how we can make your best, better.

Pharmacy

Health Care

Supermarket

Associations