Technology Category
- Drones - VTOL & VTOL Hybrid Drones
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Hybrid Cloud
Applicable Industries
- Education
- Healthcare & Hospitals
Use Cases
- Demand Planning & Forecasting
- Virtual Training
Services
- Training
About The Customer
The Institute of Reproductive Grief Care is a non-profit organization that provides education, research, expertise, and support to individuals experiencing pregnancy and reproductive loss. They offer resources and education to healthcare professionals, including hospitals, medical professionals, therapists, social workers, and pregnancy centers. They also extend their services to community and faith leaders. The Institute was looking for a way to transition their traditional in-person training to a hybrid learning environment that could cater to their extended enterprise business model.
The Challenge
The Institute of Reproductive Grief Care, a non-profit organization that offers education, research, expertise, and support after pregnancy and reproductive loss, was faced with the challenge of transitioning their traditional in-person training to a hybrid learning environment in 2020. They needed a learning management platform that was tailored to fit their extended enterprise business model. The platform needed to allow users to register for two types of training – on-demand and hybrid learning. Furthermore, to maintain accreditation and secure funding for additional grants, they required a robust reporting solution that could measure key data points across all of their certifications and evaluations.
The Solution
The Institute of Reproductive Grief Care adopted CD2 Learning's eCommerce storefront as their solution. This allowed their learners to sign up for on-demand courses as well as webinars. It also enabled hospital groups to make bulk purchases on behalf of their staff and distribute seats accordingly. The organization delivers their training through CD2 Learning’s native course building tool, which is equipped to build eLearning and hybrid courses. These courses include video webinars, handouts, assessments, anonymous/non-anonymous surveys, and embedded Zoom meetings. By embedding Zoom meetings, users never have to leave the learning platform, creating a true “one-stop shop.” Additionally, the Institute makes the most out of the broad reporting library that CD2 Learning offers by tracking surveys, assessment scores, and locations of users in an effort to improve training and expand their reach.
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