A few months back, I mentioned in our DevLearn recap that we are seeing new capabilities and opportunities unlocked by AI. Although one core problem remains, what did the learner actually do with the AI chatbot or what information was provided? We’ve seen a big…
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Ensuring our products are web accessible is all about the learner experience. We never know exactly who our customers’ learners will be, so we want to make sure everyone has the ability to navigate their training, regardless of how they use a browser. While we’ve…
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The learning technology landscape is currently undergoing some consolidation. For many organizations, the decision to switch LMSs isn't initially optional; it is a direct result of their LMS being sold, reimagined or decommissioned. As the foundation of the learning tech stack shifts, L&D leaders may…
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Depending on where you live, many of us are currently in the "spring of deception." It is that special week where the sun shines, the shorts come out and then we immediately get hit with a frost warning. It is a confusing time for our…
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If you missed it, California passed SB 513, a law on employee training records that took effect on January 1st, 2026. On its surface, it might seem to be a modest update to personnel filing rules, but it actually has significant implications for training organizations…
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Every great superhero has a "thing.” It's that singular, distinguishing characteristic, power or gadget that sets them apart and makes them instantly recognizable. Think of Superman's strength and flight, Spider-Man's wall-crawling and web-shooters or Batman's unwavering intellect and incredible arsenal of high-tech gear. This 'thing'…
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Security has always been a top priority at Rustici Software. We know that when you trust us with your learning data, you are also trusting us with your peace of mind. We are proud to add another certification to that commitment, one that matters to…
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Not to toot my own horn, but I’m a bit of a big gaming nerd. At DevLearn 2025, not only was I accepted to present with Chris Tompkins, but I was able to strut my nerdiness for both gaming and SCORM lost completions during the…
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We’ve all heard the prediction “SCORM is dying”. For years, SCORM has been critiqued and labelled as old-fashioned, outdated, unengaging, you name it. However, it’s important to separate the standard from the content. SCORM is a learning standard, a protocol for interoperability. It’s the delivery…
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When I started at Rustici Software in 2008, I was tasked to "keep our customers enthusiastically happy” with our products and the service they receive from us. We had a little over 100 customers at the time, which was a lot to manage for one…
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The calendar page is turning, the holidays are upon us and in the world of content distribution, that often means one thing: The scramble. You’re under pressure to get the right content to the right places, and often, that means juggling countless versions of the…
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We had a big milestone event recently - we moved offices. And we didn’t just move to any office space - we moved back to the same space we were in 10 years ago. Back story: In 2016, we moved from Aspen Grove into a…
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