LearnStream
LearnStream is an advanced learning technology firm, taking advantage of the latest innovations to bring the most engaging learning experiences to audiences worldwide.
Through a few corporate shakeups, acquisitions, and mergers, the LearnStream group has been creating learning solutions since its launch in 1998.
Founder Ken Reimer is driven to breathe life into each and every learning design. Whether one is learning about new products, technological procedures, administrative processes, or military tactics, each of these nuggets are designed for maximum learning.
Our instructional experts have years built up designing traditional eLearning modules, multimedia presentations, streaming video, advanced simulations, and wrapping these into a whole learning experience that fits the needs of our customers.
Based in Fredericton, LearnStream is proud to be part of the New Brunswick e-learning community (LearnNB). This regional hotbed of innovation boasts over a dozen e-learning companies, and hundreds of e-learning designers and developers. Recently he founded UNB Online, a major online learning initiative at UNB.
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Milestones
Jan 2010:
New service offerings being lauched under the name LearnStream.
Dec 2008:
Ken launches UNB Online, a new university initiative to expand online learning offered from UNB, both credit and non-credit.
2006-2008:
The team is contracted to develop for Sun Life, Web Wise Kids, in partnership with the marketing consulting firm Verus Consulting.
November 2005:
Ken is appointed to head up the new Centre for Enhanced Teaching and Learning at the University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Canada.
March 2005:
LearnStream, the company founded by is acquired by Provinent Corp, a Toronto-based e-learning firm. Read news article ...
May 2000:
The Canadian New Media Awards recognizes Ken for his lifetime achievement.
See grainy over-exposed photo...
March 1998 :
Ken Reimer founds LearnStream through a leveraged management buyout, with $900,000 financing from the Business Development Bank (BDC). |