Evidence about learning

Discovering what works, how, and why 

Learning about learning

To help people reach their learning goals, we need to understand learning.

First of all, that means understanding the evolving reasons why people learn. Is it to pass a test, to get a job, or simply for the satisfaction of improving yourself?

Once we know what outcomes matter to learners, we can develop products and solutions that help them get there.

Learning design

We believe that powerful learning experiences: 

  • Are vibrant and enriching
  • Are for everyone 
  • Support lifelong learning 
  • Are designed for real-life impact 

This is the experience we strive to create for our learners. We do this by designing learning experiences in line with our Learning Design Principles.

These principles describe the optimal conditions for learning, using the best insights from the cognitive and learning sciences.

Each of our Learning Design Principles goes into detail about key principles of learning design, describing:

  • why they matter in learning
  • the essential big ideas from the research
  • how they can be applied in practice

Our Learning Design Principles

Learning for employability

Evidence tells us which skills and capabilities employers value, even as the world of work continues to change. Our Skill Development Frameworks support learning experiences that focus on employability. 

Collaboration

Communication 

Critical Thinking

Leadership

Self-Management 

Social Responsibility

Learn more about employability 

Evidence about learning

   

Evidence about how to design learning experiences

Evidence about our products

Discover how research and evidence informs the design of our products. 

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