Video has proven to have far more effective memory and data retention rates Andrew Nolan, CEO tapybl

The Spider awards are taking place later this month and one of the finalists in  the ”Best Use of Disruptive Technology” award is tapybl. Andrew Nolan, a homegrown Irish IT entrepreneur on a mission to change the face of eLearning globally is the brains behind tapybl. I recently caught up with Andrew.

Andrew talks about his background, what tapybl does, pop quizzes and more.

More about tapybl:

The way content is consumed has evolved—learning should, too. But for too  long, it’s been stuck in outdated formats—static slides, endless PDFs, and passive content that fails to engage modern learners.

That’s why tapybl was built, an AI-powered interactive video learning platform that transforms prompts, PDFs, PowerPoints, and lesson plans into engaging experiences—instantly.

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