You want an employee to be invested in their job and the company’s success, so you have to invest in them. Giving workers at every level options to learn new skills shows support for their growth and value as team members. Here are some...
FLIP is happy to announce the release of version 3.5.0. Admin Admin Wide Updates Refreshed user interface design with upgraded tables, buttons, and breadcrumbs across the entire admin. Custom brand colors and fonts display admin-wide when...
Creating and optimizing an effective learning course can be difficult, but it doesn't have to be guesswork. By accessing FLIP's analytics data, admins and content creators can get the upper hand to improve content overtime based on...
Minneapolis, MN - Today Squigl and FLIP announced a new strategic partnership. The two companies are emergent leaders in the next generation of Educational Technology (“EdTech”) subcategory of Software-as-a-Service (“SaaS”). • FLIP is a...
Workers are busier than ever, while at the same employee development and upskilling remain top priorities to organizations. Mixing these two together could be a recipe for disaster if the only way an employee can learn is to dedicate time...
Every year, we poll groups of users to make sure that FLIP is living up to expectations and see where we could make improvements. The latest results from our 2020 survey are in and we wanted to take a moment to share the great news. For...
Out of necessity, many companies have moved to remote work over the past year. This has been a major and quick shift, but it’s important to know that remote learning has been growing in popularity and now, more than ever is the time to...
The learning of a skill or fact is most effective when it can be used in a real-world setting. Many people are aware of this trick, but an issue can be having that knowledge at hand and being able to apply it at the time of need. Let’s...
Imagine you learn a new lesson right before you go on vacation, you enjoy yourself and don’t have a free moment to think about what you had just learned. When you come back, you’ve all but forgotten what you took in a short time before....