Learning is a process that stands us in good stead through life. It becomes doubly important when we are responsible for the education of others. The dictionary defines learning as acquiring knowledge, wisdom and experience.

Wherever you may be — on the job, in the classroom, on the playground, traveling or at home — learning takes on unique challenges for the 21st century.

Communicating results. WordsWork delivers opportunities to learn, unlearn, relearn and advance learning in the ways people can access it directly. Education takes place in school, and also in blogs and on Facebook and Twitter.

School is not just for kids. Technology challenges educators, parents, employers and academia to provide learning that meets the needs of our skills-oriented and information-hungry world. K-12 education remains today’s seat of learning, but the very concept of education is changing. E*learning, virtual classrooms, distance learning and informal learning are changing the way we conceive of education across the lifespan.

We combine our clients’ expertise and technology to increase ways to educate and enliven the debate:

• Imagine a whole new way of learning. LearnNow is where families, educators and child service providers can come together to find how children learn best.
• Johns Hopkins University building support for STEM education funding in Washington.
• Developing Minds in Science promises to teach teens the connection between brains and behavior.
• Georgetown University telling little known story of neighborhood’s historical diversity to improve town-gown relations during its Bicentennial celebrations.
• University of Maryland SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS Presidential Primary debate.
• U.S. Census Bureau reviewing workplace to improve recruitment of technically skilled workers; facilitate transitions from school life to work life.
• Part of the next wave of learning: BreakAway Games provides tools for health professionals to learn anytime, anywhere, using games for health.