4 Things Ed Tech Can Learn from Peloton

Written By: Ryan Gialames

During the pandemic, I have been lucky to have a Peloton bike and subscription. It served not only as a means to challenge myself and get more exercise, but as the months dragged on, it became a tool to…

Kotlin Outside Mobile

Since its introduction in 2016, Kotlin has taken the Android world by storm. Of course, it’s no wonder! It’s an…

Transitioning from Small Scale Teams to an Ed Tech Powerhouse

WGU Launches the Open Skills Management Tool (OSMT) as an Open Source Project

A free and integration ready tool for creating and accessing skills data

Written By: Allison Blackwell

Ease of UI releases- micro frontends with module federation

Lean Project Management

Written By: Bill Hardy

Woman in Security

Written By: Yena Collins

As a child of the early 90s, I had a wide range of activities that I gravitated towards. Such as accomplishing a monthly jigsaw puzzle, learning my mother’s language — Korean, playing with dolls, but nothing could top my obsession with the…

Making Big Improvements with Small Changes

Written By: Mitch Rogers

As we looked ahead to a daunting year of large initiatives and looming delivery dates, our engineering product team was trying to discover its identity. The team had a total changeover in personnel…

Should You be a Pirate?

Written By: Monique Simone

Taking the Fork in the Road

Written By: Chris Boyack

Why I chose to work in Ed Tech at WGU.