LifeLearn was recently featured in the July issue of the Canadian Business Journal and the August issues of the American Business Journal.
As an educational publisher and interactive new media developer, LifeLearn’s mission is to bring learning to life through the development of leading-edge educational resources for life science professionals, ultimately improving the health and welfare of human and animal patients globally. The company merges science, design, and technology to create engaging, effective, and easy-to-use educational programs across various medical segments.
Founded in 1993, LifeLearn evolved from the Veterinary Continuing Education Program of the Ontario Veterinary College. Located in Guelph, Ont., with the University of Guelph as a significant shareholder, LifeLearn publishes original educational and communications products, both proprietary and on contract for third parties in electronic and interactive multimedia formats.
LifeLearn President Mark Stephenson told The Canadian Business Journal, “LifeLearn was created because of the demand for continuing education for veterinarians in Ontario, and the original mission was to provide continuing education to veterinarians globally using technology.
As technology changed rapidly over the years, our business model evolved, but continuing education, educational publishing and interactive media development are still the core competencies and focus areas of our business. There are two distinct segments to our operations today, firstly our veterinary education, veterinary practice website design and pet owner education services and secondly our contract business that provides custom e-learning and integrated marketing solutions for major health and pharmaceutical companies.”
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