Learnifier
vs
Cornerstone Workforce AI

The user interface is appealing and easy to use, making it simple for both staff and instructors to understand how to use the tool. The design is simple and attractive, with a modern feel. It is easy for new staff to get to grips with how the solution works. Through pre-set communications, it is possible to effectively guide staff towards completing training courses. We also see the integrations between Learnifier and our HR system as a major strength, as they save us time through the automatic transfer of user and skills data. In addition, new solutions and features are being developed on an ongoing basis, and as a customer we have plenty of scope to contribute ideas, thoughts and test cases.

Learnifier is a user-friendly and flexible learning platform that facilitates both the creation and delivery of digital training programmes. The interface is, as promised, intuitive, making it easy for those building courses to get started quickly - even without prior technical knowledge. One of the biggest strengths of the platform is the ability to cater for different learning styles by creating courses with varied content, such as videos, quizzes and reflection exercises. The platform also supports modern learning where participants can take courses at their own pace, which is particularly appreciated in our organisation where staff work around the clock. In summary, Learnifier is a pedagogically well thought-out platform that is ideal for organisations that want to work strategically with skills development.

Creates order with the help of allocation rules, certifications and study plans. Very good possibility to extract statistics and good to be able to create your own reports. Works smoothly when there is a need for rapid changes.

The excellent search function, the possibility of all kinds of assignment rules, the possibility to influence the graphic layout. The very easy-to-use authoring tool Create Tool and the streaming service Cornerstone sbx, which works without the films lagging, which they would otherwise do in our internal IT system if you use Youtube or Vimeo, for example.