News & Thinking

The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars recently awarded a contract to d’Vinci Interactive to re-design and develop its award-winning Digital Archive website, Digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org.

The Davey Awards has selected The American Democracy Game as a silver winner in the “Educational Websites” category.

The Davey Awards recently honored Journalism in Action with a silver award in the “Educational Websites” category.

d’Vinci Interactive, a leader in designing and developing comprehensive learning solutions, has been awarded a contract to create a robust Learning Management System (LMS) for the Western Regional Counterdrug Training Center (WRCTC).

Teachers have a new STEM resource to educate and excite students about computer science with an interactive comic book created by SAE International’s A World In Motion® (AWIM) and d’Vinci Interactive.

Learning leaders are often focused on content in training solutions but sometimes do not put the same emphasis on how the course is designed. In this episode of Powered by Learning, I talk with d'Vinci Visual Design Director Melissa Wimbish to explain how to marry art and science to create impactful learning experiences.

 

The Davey Awards selected Navigating the Digital Universe as a Gold winner in the “Best Use of Animation/Illustration for Websites” and “Educational Websites” categories.

The Davey Awards named Powered by Learning as a Silver winner for “Education for Podcasts.” Powered by Learning features the insights from L&D leaders across the country.

Successful training starts with a good marketing plan according to Bruce Chen, CEO of KochaSoft Canada, a division of a cloud tech company focused on building learning and training products for the enterprise. In this Powered by Learning episode, Bruce shares some keys to motivating employees to learn and the benefits the training can have for the organizations.

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.