Edalex announces the launch of EdalexCloud Essentials

Edalex announces the launch of EdalexCloud Essentials

Edalex today announced the launch of its latest offering, EdalexCloud Essentials, a solution designed for organisations seeking an easy way to manage learning and training resources.

The solution is based on the openEQUELLA digital repository, a platform that has been widely used by schools, universities, colleges, and corporations worldwide to manage a diverse range of digital assets. Edalex is the world’s leading authority on openEQUELLA and is currently responsible for the majority of its development.

EdalexCloud Essentials provides a pre-configured environment for storage of digital assets, together with other key content management functionality and the ability to seamlessly integrate with third party systems such as Moodle, Blackboard, Brightspace and Canvas.

“EdalexCloud Essentials has been designed to assist bridge the gap for organisations that often felt the enterprise openEQUELLA solution was too complex for their needs,” said Dan McFadyen, Managing Director of Edalex. “This solution provides an easy to deploy, cost effective and reliable enterprise-grade platform.”

The launch of EdalexCloud Essentials leverages the evolution of the company’s hosting solutions. Building on Edalex’s experience in hosting large-scale deployments of the class-leading digital repository, openEQUELLA, EdalexCloud will provide flexible hosting solutions for organisations of all shapes and sizes.

“We’ve been using Edalex hosting for 3 years now. We have been very impressed with their expert technical advice and the responsiveness of their support team,” said Francis Ramirez, eLearning Advisor, Australian Catholic University. “EdalexCloud will surely impress newcomers into openEQUELLA, too!”

More information about EdalexCloud Essentials can be found at www.edalex.com/essentials.

About Edalex

Powering your single source of truth for skills and learning data

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Edalex is an EdTech company powering your single source of truth for skills and learning data. Founded in 2016, Edalex develops technology solutions that extract hidden value from educational data to make it accessible and more meaningful. Edalex brings together the team behind the CODiE award-winning openEQUELLA open source platform that centrally houses teaching and learning, research, media and library content.

In 2019, Edalex launched Credentialate, the world’s first Credential Evidence Platform, that helps discover and share evidence of workplace skills. Credentialate creates order from chaotic data, provides meaningful insight through framework alignment and equips each learner with unique, rich, industry-aligned evidence of their skills and competencies. Credentialate has continued to evolve at an accelerated pace, informed in partnership with educators and industry leaders from around the world.

openRSD was released by Edalex in 2022 to help create, store and share rich skill descriptors (RSDs) and RSD collections. openRSD uses Edalex’s open source technology stack to create locally- and globally-relevant libraries of RSDs that are open to all contributors and consumers. RSDs are the building blocks of a skills-driven labour market. They structure skills data, add context around a particular skill and are both human and machine readable. RSDs bring equity to the learner and the skills ecosystem and provide an even playing field for skills recognition.

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