AI-Powered LMS & Collaborative Learning Platform
Grade: A — Score: 85/100
360Learning leverages advanced AI capabilities to create a seamless learning experience, allowing organizations to manage all their training needs on a single platform. The platform integrates various learning solutions, ensuring that users can access training materials easily and efficiently.
With a focus on collaborative learning, 360Learning enables teams to engage in knowledge sharing and peer-to-peer learning, fostering a culture of continuous improvement. This approach not only enhances the learning experience but also drives better business outcomes through effective employee development.
By consolidating multiple training systems into one, 360Learning reduces the complexity and risks associated with managing disparate learning solutions. This unified approach simplifies compliance and security, making it easier for organizations to meet regulatory requirements while focusing on their core business objectives.
Team: $8 per user per month, up to 100 users
Business: Custom
Enterprise: Custom
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Yes. 360Learning is built around collaborative learning, co-authoring, content and course management, and AI-assisted authoring. That makes it suited to teams that want internal experts to help build training while L&D keeps oversight of the content.
Yes. The platform supports learners on mobile or desktop. It also includes ILT and vILT sessions, blended learning, and SCORM playback for course delivery.
Yes. The product is positioned for both internal employees and external learners. The features also note flexible user models on higher-tier plans, which helps if you need to manage different audience types in one deployment.
Yes. 360Learning documents deep HCM and HRIS integrations and says you can leverage HR data to auto-enroll users in relevant courses. The vendor names Workday, SAP, BambooHR, Slack, Salesforce, Oracle, and 80+ more.
360Learning includes AI-driven skills-based learning, insights and analytics, and reporting features. The vendor says the platform can help detect skill gaps and recommend relevant courses. That means the analytics are not just descriptive reporting, but also tied to course recommendations.
Yes. Single sign-on is listed with the Team plan. The Team plan is the public entry option, so SSO is available without moving to a custom quote-based tier.
Yes. The Team plan is billed monthly with no annual commitment, and the vendor says you can cancel anytime. That monthly commitment is specific to the Team plan and does not describe the custom Business or Enterprise contracts.
Yes. The vendor says you can start with a 30-day free trial to test the platform before any commitment. This gives buyers a way to evaluate the product before choosing a paid plan.