SweetRush Inc.

What separates good training from great training? Proof that it works.

At SweetRush, we've always believed that great learning experiences aren't just about engagement, they're about results. Being selected for the eLearning Industry Top List is a testament to our commitment to helping L&D leaders like you demonstrate the real business impact of your training investments.

We're grateful to be recognized alongside the best in the industry for helping organizations do exactly that!

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We presented at , and the audience had a lot of questions, so we collected them all and answered them in this full article.

It's a great recap of:
→ When to use microlearning
→ How to make AI feedback actually work
→ How to scale without losing quality

Plus frameworks, real examples, and a practical guide you can use now.

If you're serious about AI + microlearning, this one's worth bookmarking.

Microlearning & AI: Expert Q&A from ATD 2026 Our experts answer your pressing questions about AI and microlearning, from content creation and personalization to tools and analytics.

Lights...camera...talent!

Director Rodrigo Salazar and XR Visuals and Design Lead Jose Redondo are live on the set, filming something brand-new for our Talent Agency. We can't wait to share it with you!

We love leading-edge technologies but, when it comes to relationships, we believe in building the old-fashioned way.

Our Recruiting Manager Ann Cathers recently traded her laptop for a teapot and met up with some amazing client-partners at Teaism, a beautiful Washington, D.C., teahouse.

The group enjoyed connecting, reflecting, and celebrating their shared successes. They topped off the perfect day with a tour of the team's stunning office space, complete with unforgettable rooftop views of the city.

Great things happen when we hold human connection at the heart of our client relationships. Thank you to Niki, Lexi, and Shanique for a memorable afternoon and a truly rewarding partnership!

The best learning experiences get smarter over time!

Designing for data means we stop relying on a first best guess and start building a feedback loop that continuously improves the learner experience. When data is part of the design from day one, we gain something far more valuable than completion metrics.

Here's what that looks like in practice:

-Finding obstacles and hotspots, and knowing exactly where learners drop off, get stuck, race through, or come back
-Iterating with intention, and refining each version of the experience based on evidence, not assumptions
-Predicting learner behavior, and using experience, region, and assessment data to anticipate needs before they surface

The biggest barrier to all of this isn't technology — it's organizational friction. When data isn't yet part of the process, that's our cue to act. L&D professionals sit at the crossroads of every business silo, which puts them in a unique position to surface the signals others miss and connect them to the outcomes that matter most.

We'd love to hear from the L&D community — what's the one metric your organization wishes it had better visibility into? Share your thoughts below. 👇

Simulations, role-playing, and hands-on techniques are powerful — but their impact depends entirely on the design thinking behind them. Without a clear framework, even the most immersive Live Experiential Learning (LEL) initiatives can fall short of lasting business results.

Building an LEL strategy that works means grounding every decision in four key pillars:

- Learner-centered design
- Authenticity and relevance
- Structured reflection
- Feedback and iteration

When these pillars are in place, LEL becomes a strategic lever for cultivating the critical skills, adaptability, and emotional intelligence that organizations need to stay competitive.

The full article explores how to put these elements into practice and translate LEL into measurable talent and business outcomes. Link in the comments.

Which of these pillars is the most challenging to get right in your organization's learning programs — and what has helped you make progress? 👇

Learners do not disengage because they stopped caring. They disengage because learning stopped feeling worth their energy.

Gamification changes that. It brings fun, connection, and even humor into the flow of work, turning learning into something that gives energy back rather than takes it away. For L&D leaders, knowing how to use it well is one of the most valuable skills to develop in 2026.

LA, you’ve been incredible!

We’re heading home from ATD 2026 with full hearts and a lot of fresh inspiration. From the deep strategy conversations to the high-energy sessions, one thing is clear: the future of L&D is bright, and it is undeniably human.

It was such a joy to reconnect with old friends and meet so many new faces. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to share your goals, your challenges, and your "rainbow heart" energy with us.

It’s a privilege to be a partner in your success!

In L&D, the journey from a vision to a finished product requires a partner who is ready to jump in, communicate openly, and stay agile as your needs evolve. Our team stays grounded in what matters most: supporting your people and creating fresh, world-class experiences that bring your specific vision to life.

We love hearing how this level of care and collaboration makes a real difference. Check out the feedback from one of our amazing partners below. https://hubs.la/Q04hFRVx0