
Stop forcing your people into one-size-fits-all environments. Set up specialized Academies that reflect the unique identity and goals of every team. By delivering curated experiences to specific audiences, you eliminate the noise and ensure learning hits the mark every time.

Build unlimited layers of groups and sub-groups to enable a relevant learning experience at scale. Flexible reporting allows you to manage at the sub-group level or aggregate data for a bird’s-eye view.
Configure it your way. Academies allow personalized banner images, welcome messages and email invitations for each learning community.
Stop guessing what your teams need to master. Our interactive needs-analysis allows your people to surface critical skill gaps and suggest internal experts in real-time. By aligning individual ambition with organizational goals, you ensure your upskilling strategy isn't just active but impactful.

Let your learners voice what they want to learn. Lean on internal experts to respond and alleviate the pressure for L&D to triage.
Allow users to upvote and share Learning Needs. The most upvoted learning needs stay at the top of the feed, making prioritization easier.
You don’t have to build it all. Our platform empowers your SMEs to co-author training on proprietary skills, scaling their knowledge across the organization. AI guides production and collaborative workflows manage the feedback loop, so you can escape the content bottleneck and scale upskilling as fast as your business moves.

Give your courses the expert seal of approval. Easily add the right experts as co-authors to accelerate the pace of course creation.
Your SMEs are no instructional designers. They don’t need to be with our AI Content Builder. It creates a full course from multiple documents or prompts, allowing them to focus on the level of expertise only they can provide.

"With 360Learning, the culture of learning has definitely grown. Everybody wants to be on it and create their training. We've increased learner engagement and expert collaboration, and are now seeing reporting and business impact."
Sustainable upskilling requires more than just a tool—it requires an incentive. Our platform gamifies knowledge-sharing to reward your top contributors and turn them into featured creators. By recognizing the experts who drive your growth, you build a self-sustaining culture of proprietary intelligence.

Pinpoint your highly skilled and engaged experts with AI to solve knowledge gaps alongside L&D.
Give your content the expert's seal of approval. Enable SMEs to collaborate and provide feedback with a private forum directly in the course.
Stop guessing if your training hits the mark. Our collaborative interface gives learners a direct voice, turning every course into a feedback loop for quality. By leveraging real-time Reaction scores and social validation, you move beyond simple completion rates to architect a culture where knowledge actually resonates.

Keep discussions on-topic with activity-level forums. Learners and experts can post and answer questions directly in the thread, tagging appropriate user groups and/or people.
When your catalog isn’t in sync with your business’ evolution, everyone loses. Reactions leverage the intelligence of the crowd by continuously collecting feedback at the activity level.
Support managers in upskilling their teams and capture best practices from top performers. Enable experts to provide actionable feedback to develop future leaders. Mentorship and feedback loops foster continuous upskilling and impact business performance.

3, 2, 1, action! Encapsulate your experts' best practices in a snap via our integrated video recorder.
No additional plugin or software is needed–it's all right there in the platform on their computer.

What is the primary purpose of an Academy built on 360Learning?
Can we use Academies to train external audiences like customers or partners?
How do Collaborative Learning Academies support deep, practical skill-building?
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Are Academies primarily focused on formal training or self-directed learning?