The MyKnowledgeMap team will exhibiting at the AMEE 2022 conference, showcasing Myprogress – our award-winning mobile app and ePortfolio for workplace-based assessment.

The University of Queensland launches the digital workplace based assessment tool Myprogress ePAD to improve learning and assessment, and reduce administration.

Over the past two years, MyKnowledgeMap have worked alongside Sara Dunn Associates to develop CuppaCare – a micro-learning application for care workers. Following a pilot, CuppaCare is currently being used by 26 early adopter organisations and has had a profound impact on care providers and care workers who have been involved.

Delivering in-the-moment learning for care workers in the community, Micro-Learning App, Cuppacare has been shortlisted for the ‘Best Mobile Learning’ category at the 2020 Learning Technology Awards.

CuppaCare, founded by Sara Dunn Associates, developed by MyKnowledgeMap and funded by UfI, delivers ‘Sips’ of micro-learning on a range of topics such as dementia care, confidentiality and social care values, all of which are mapped to the Care Certificate Standards.

Ranked in the top one percent of the world’s universities, Curtin University Medical School is MyKnowledgeMap’s first Australian customer and marks the beginning of a new adventure for the creators of Myprogress within the market.