Learning Pool (formerly HT2 Labs) Announce Shortlist for the Learning Locker® Awards for Innovation

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Chris Dunne, Digital Marketing Manager

Oxford, UK: Learning Pool (formerly HT2 Labs) reveal the shortlist for the Learning Locker® Open Source Awards 2019.

For the first time at Learning Pool (formerly HT2 Labs), success stories among the global Learning Pool Learning Record Store community are to be celebrated with the Learning Pool Learning Record Store Open Source Awards 2019.

After years of collaboration from organizations and vendors across the world, these awards will recognize innovation and creativity alongside a successful implementation of both Open Source and Enterprise editions of the Learning pool Learning Record Store (LRS).

With more than 50 registered entries since the awards launched in November, the response to the inaugural awards has exceeded all expectations. Following careful consideration Learning Pool (formerly HT2 Labs) are pleased to reveal the organizations that made the 2019 awards shortlist:

• Obvious Choice
• SAS
• CDSM Interactive LTD
• Guroo Producer
• Aura Interactiva
• Dig-iT! Games
• Learning Templates
• UniSuper Management

A number of organizations that made the shortlist are up for multiple awards, recognizing their overall commitment to xAPI and Learning Locker. All shortlisted organizations will now move forward to the presentation round, discussing their implementation of Learning Locker with our panel of expert judges. Drawn from Learning Pool (formerly HT2 Labs)’ executive board and senior Learning Pool Learning Record Store experts, the judges will declare the winning projects on February 13th, then to be showcased on Learning Pool (formerly HT2 Labs)’ stand at London’s Learning Technologies conference next month.

Learning Pool (formerly HT2 Labs) would like to thank all organizations who took the time to apply for the Learning Pool Learning Record Store Open Source Awards 2019, and would also like to congratulate all those who were shortlisted.