Turning Technologies Announces Knowbly Acquisition
Turning Technologies announced the acquisition of Knowbly, an eLearning company known for its easy-to-use, interactive authoring tool. With the acquisition of Knowbly, Turning is now in an ideal position to expand and accelerate their flagship TurningPoint product to new and existing clients.
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“Knowbly makes the creation of digital learning materials simple, creative and collaborative,” said Turning Technologies CEO Kenneth Frank. “Combining that with TurningPoint’s interactive learning features, flexible content delivery and robust reporting capabilities will provide an eLearning solution for trainers and educators that rivals anything on the market today.”
Together, the products offer an end-to-end workflow to manage and create content, administer both synchronous and asynchronous learning and delivery, and collect real-time analytics to measure performance and help drive business decisions. Frank continues, “With more and more institutions moving to deliver hybrid learning experiences, the acquisition of Knowbly puts us in a unique position to be able to provide an effective solution to the challenges of digital transformation with maximum value for our customers.”
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Knowbly marks a key acquisition as Turning moves forward with plans to invest in growth both organically and inorganically to deliver on its mission of providing an interactive learning solution that drives measurable outcomes in-class and online. By leveraging TurningPoint’s consistent user experience and powerful data reporting, learning professionals will have access to deeper insights to provide more personalized, integrated and measurable professional development and educational content through a single interactive learning solution with minimal administrative overload.
In addition, former Knowbly CEO Kathryn Stewart is joining Turning’s leadership team as the company’s Chief Product Officer. In that role, she will be responsible for innovating and managing Turning Technologies’ expanding product suite. Stewart brings more than 20 years of experience in the learning industry with roles in leading publishing and technology organizations.
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