SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 11, 2021– WorkRamp, the All-in-One Learning Platform, today announced its latest partnerships with top content providers: Go1, OpenSesame, and EasyLlama. WorkRamp customers can now leverage these partnerships to leverage thousands of off-the-shelf content and create tailored learning programs to upskill and develop their employees at scale. “By integrating with top content providers, we’re giving our customers the ability to combine the  best off-the-shelf content with the custom content they already create on WorkRamp,” said Ted Blosser, Founder and CEO of WorkRamp. “Our partner-led model gives our customers the most flexibility and choice to build world-class L&D programs.” These partnerships will allow customers to access thousands of off-the-shelf courses to create dynamic, custom learning paths for their employees and build self-serve libraries for learners to engage in their own learning journey. Businesses can curate courses like compliance training, leadership development courses, and skills training that will help build more robust learning programs to ultimately drive more productivity, increase employee engagement, and improve talent retention.

• Go1 integration gives WorkRamp customers the ability to import content directly from the Go1 Content Hub – the world’s largest digital learning library curated from over 200 providers.

• OpenSesame partnership offers WorkRamp customers an exclusive introductory content package including choices from over 25,000 different courses in 15 languages.

• EasyLlama partnership gives WorkRamp customers access to an expansive list of interactive and bite-sized compliance and sexual harassment training courses.  

With these new partnerships, WorkRamp customers now have the flexibility to create content from scratch, customize existing templates, or curate training from content partners. This flexible content creation and curation model allows teams to select the strategy that’s right-sized for their needs and aligns to their business outcomes.  To learn more about how companies like Lattice, Front, and Plaid are leveraging WorkRamp to build best-in-class learning programs, visit workramp.com.