Who are we and where did we come from?
ATOMIC LEARNING OVERVIEW
"Atoms of learning† Short, easy-to-view-and-understand tutorial movies that answered the common questions people have when learning software. That is the idea that inspired a group of current and former educators and technology coordinators to launch Atomic Learning in the spring of 2000. We saw and experienced the problem schools were having incorporating technology in the classroom - and decided to do something about it.
We set out to create an online resource for educators, students and families that would be like a personal, on-demand, just-in-time software trainer, available 24/7 to answer those “How do I do that?†questions we all have when learning software.
While our tutorials are appropriate for nearly any individual or organization that uses computer software, presently we are primarily focused on the education market. We’ve developed a product specifically designed to be easily accessible to educators. Atomic Learning is designed, priced and marketed specifically to remove barriers to entry into the education industry.
Our library of tutorials currently numbers more than 10,000 covering over 70 of the most common software applications with an average of 400 new tutorials added every 45 days.
Our client base consists of more than 2,000 schools and universities worldwide. Our customers use our Atomic Learning for self-directed staff development, as a supplement to stand-up training, as course curriculum for students and as on online resource
OUR PEOPLE
Our staff primarily consists of former educators and technology coordinators. We account for more than 200 years of experience in education and technology in both the K-12 and university/college systems. We have conducted hundreds of stand-up training sessions, implemented numerous staff development programs, and learned alongside thousands of teachers and students. We have a collective passion for using technology to create “good stuff that makes good sense†for schools. We understand schools and the challenges of training, budgets and time. Our products are designed to be easy to use, affordable and require very little implementation time.
Atomic Learning
ATOMIC LEARNING OVERVIEW
"Atoms of learning† Short, easy-to-view-and-understand tutorial movies that answered the common questions people have when learning software. That is the idea that inspired a group of current and former educators and technology coordinators to launch Atomic Learning in the spring of 2000. We saw and experienced the problem schools were having incorporating technology in the classroom - and decided to do something about it.
We set out to create an online resource for educators, students and families that would be like a personal, on-demand, just-in-time software trainer, available 24/7 to answer those “How do I do that?†questions we all have when learning software.
While our tutorials are appropriate for nearly any individual or organization that uses computer software, presently we are primarily focused on the education market. We’ve developed a product specifically designed to be easily accessible to educators. Atomic Learning is designed, priced and marketed specifically to remove barriers to entry into the education industry.
Our library of tutorials currently numbers more than 10,000 covering over 70 of the most common software applications with an average of 400 new tutorials added every 45 days.
Our client base consists of more than 2,000 schools and universities worldwide. Our customers use our Atomic Learning for self-directed staff development, as a supplement to stand-up training, as course curriculum for students and as on online resource
OUR PEOPLE
Our staff primarily consists of former educators and technology coordinators. We account for more than 200 years of experience in education and technology in both the K-12 and university/college systems. We have conducted hundreds of stand-up training sessions, implemented numerous staff development programs, and learned alongside thousands of teachers and students. We have a collective passion for using technology to create “good stuff that makes good sense†for schools. We understand schools and the challenges of training, budgets and time. Our products are designed to be easy to use, affordable and require very little implementation time.
Atomic Learning
