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d’Vinci and JPL Commission Harrisburg Office Mural to Support Diversity
To positively impact its team members, visitors, and the surrounding community, d’Vinci Interactive and parent company JPL commissioned a mural on its Harrisburg office building in support of diversity, equity and inclusion.
The mural spans more than 40 feet long and 25 high and showcases the power of diversity in creative work. The artwork inspires team members and enhances the outdoor eating and meeting area.

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d’Vinci Learning Experience Experts to Present at Training Industry Event
d’Vinci Learning Solutions Director Jenny Fedullo and Visual Design Director Melissa Wimbish will present Say “I Do” to the Art of Learning at the Training Industry Leader Talk on October 13, 2021.
To create engaging learning experiences, it takes a strong partnership between art and science. Fedullo and Wimbish discuss how to bring the art together with the science to create amazing learning experiences.

Driving Retail Performance with Training
In order to help customers make good buying decisions, Best Buy Canada advisers need to be well trained on the products that they sell. In this Powered by Learning episode, Marjorie Van Roon, Senior Manager, Learning and Development at Best Buy Canada, talks to us about how the right training can drive retail performance.

Navigating the Digital Universe Named Media of the Year from Creative Child Magazine
Creative Child Magazine selected Navigating the Digital Universe as its Media of the Year award winner for 2021. Navigating the Digital Universe is a new curriculum developed by SAE International’s A World In Motion® (AWIM) and d’Vinci Interactive to teach children about their rights and responsibilities as digital citizens.

Navigating the Digital Universe Named Best Tool for School by Tech & Learning
Tech & Learning has selected Navigating the Digital Universe as one of "The Best Tools for Back to School" in both the Primary (K-6) and Secondary (6-12) categories.
Navigating the Digital Universe, a new curriculum developed by SAE International's A World In Motion® (AWIM) and d'Vinci Interactive, helps educators teach children about their rights and responsibilities as digital citizens.

Making Adaptive Learning 3.0 Work in Your Organization
Adaptive Learning benefits both the learner and an organization's bottom line. In this episode of Powered by Learning, Craig Joiner, Senior Vice President, Brand Experience at Fulcrum Labs dispels some myths about Adaptive Learning and explains how organizations can put it to work to achieve their goals.

Kane Joins d'Vinci as Project Manager/Instructional Designer
Angelica Kane joins the d'Vinci team as a project manager/instructional designer. Kane brings a unique perspective to her role, having worked across many industries including corporate, healthcare, insurance, and higher education.
Prior to d'Vinci, Kane worked as an instructional design consultant for two learning solutions companies.
She has a Bachelor of Science degree in digital forensics and a Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice from Bloomsburg University. She also holds a Master of Science in Instructional Technology from Bloomsburg.

Interns Support Underserved Communities through Big Brothers Big Sisters Video
d'Vinci Interactive and JPL summer interns partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region (BBBSCR) to create a pro-bono brand video to help the non-profit reach volunteers and supporters. Big Brothers Big Sisters is a non-profit organization dedicated to defending the potential and igniting the promise of youth through one-to-one mentorship programs and other community-based initiatives.
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