ISA Learning Hub Updated

The International Sign Association (ISA; Alexandria, VA) has updated the ISA Learning Hub, according to a press release. The launch also marks the debut of Signs 201, a new six-module course building upon learning from Signs 101.

The ISA Learning Hub has several new enhancements:

• New and refreshed courses are more interactive.
• Knowledge quizzes ensure the learning sticks.
• Select courses are available in Spanish for the first time, allowing employees to learn in their native language.

For leadership teams, the ISA Learning Hub simplifies onboarding and helps valued employees fill in knowledge gaps and achieve the next level of growth. Managers have the ability to add or remove team members, assign courses and track and benchmark progress within one system. The end result: measurable impact on a company’s productivity and business outcomes — per the release.

“We have listened to thousands of stakeholders in reimagining ISA’s Learning Hub and brought in experts in current learning trends,” Lori Anderson, ISA president and CEO, is quoted in the press release. “The result is more than 80 courses with industry-focused content to build real-world skills. We’ve also made it easier for company leaders and HR teams to monitor use, helping make the most of their investment of resources.”

The ISA Learning Hub features on-demand courses, allowing learners to go at their own pace, or companies to take advantage of down-time and bad weather days to keep their employees growing. An all-access pass makes learning more affordable for companies and individual learners.

“While we’re excited about the innovative changes we’ve made to the ISA Learning Hub, this is only the beginning,” Sapna Budev, ISA’s vice president of education, is also quoted. “We are planning to add at least six more courses in 2025 and will translate our most utilized courses into Spanish. We also will launch new enhancements in the fall to dramatically expand the opportunities available to the industry.”

For more information, visit signs.org.