eLearning tips and tricks

Gomo's parent company, Learning Technologies Group plc (LTG), has been recognized as one of Europe’s Fastest-Growing Companies by the Financial Times (FT). The honor follows LTG’s progress to extend its offerings beyond corporate digital learning to talent management services and technology.

Independent analysis of the digital learning market recognizes LTG and Gomo for constantly developing and delivering innovative digital learning solutions.

At Gomo, we’re always looking for new ways to make it easier for you to create engaging and effective eLearning courses. That’s why we’ve just released three new features that will help you transform your eLearning. Find out more in this blog.

Gomo has been positioned as a Leader in the 2019 Aragon Research Tech Spectrum™ for Sales Coaching and Learning for helping sales organizations elevate their results and achievement levels. According to the report, Gomo’s strengths include its easy-to-use authoring tool and video features that help meet the demands of sales teams.

They say ‘time flies when you’re having fun’—and that was definitely the case at this year’s Learning Technologies conference. Find out more about what the gomo team got up to in this blog from Gomo Managing Director, Gavin Beddow.

Gavin Beddow has been named Managing Director of Gomo after leading product development for nearly five years. Beddow brings more than 18 years of experience working in the digital sector, including at LEO Learning, Gomo’s sister company within Learning Technology Group (LTG).

Gomo, a leader in multi-device eLearning, has ranked on Training Industry’s list of 2019 Top Authoring Tools Companies. The honor recognizes Gomo for its breadth, quality, and innovation of eLearning authoring tool features and capabilities.

Want to know what fantastic eLearning looks like? In this Gomo blog, we look at some great eLearning examples and offer some insights into how companies are creating engaging training that gets results.

SVG images are a developing format used to create lively graphics, icons, and logos on a range of courses. But what is an SVG image and how can you use it to enhance your eLearning? This blog explores more.