It’s Not About the Code — It’s About the Mindset

You can find hundreds of companies that will say “Yes, we build e-learning tools.” But very few actually understand education technology. What opened my eyes was this curated review of standout eLearning development teams.

It broke things down in terms of values: Which companies innovate around engagement? Which ones support evidence-based learning models? Which developers go beyond code to help shape meaningful UX for students and educators?

What impressed me wasn’t just the features — it was the alignment. I found one company that integrates cognitive science into how they design user flows. Another specialized in tools for self-paced learning, with built-in checkpoints that mimic mastery-based progress.

That article didn’t give me a solution — it gave me direction. And it helped me realize I needed more than a product. I needed a partner that understood why learning is personal, and how tech should support that.