iSpring reached a new milestone in Japan at EDIX Tokyo 2023

The Education Expo Japan (EDIX), the largest offline exhibition for educators in Japan, took place on May 10-12, 2023 at Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo. The event featured the best digital products for human resource development and education, and gathered a great variety of vendors in the eLearning and EdTech fields together. 

EDIX Tokyo is one of the major platforms where industry professionals can learn about emerging educational trends and market needs. As a first step in the industry’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, participants were able to meet in person and could have direct exchanges with the visitors. It was also the first time that iSpring’s trusted partner, Human Science, could present iSpring products at a large-scale exhibition. 

Human Science is a well-known Japanese provider of localization services and digital products. The company offers a wide range of LMS implementation and content creation solutions both for the academic and corporate sectors. Their clients include world-class technology leaders like Adobe, Apple, Dell, Canon, Honda, Fujifilm, HP, Microsoft, Oracle, Samsung, and Sony.

The joint stand of iSpring and Human Science attracted a constant stream of visitors

EDIX Tokyo has always been a perfect opportunity for Human Science to introduce innovative software solutions to the public and acquire new customers. However, this time was special because Human Science represented iSpring as its certified reseller.  

The joint stand of iSpring and Human Science attracted a constant stream of visitors during all three days of the exhibition. They could learn more about iSpring Suite and iSpring’s free expert webinars, flip through colorful leaflets, and view sample courses provided by iSpring, as well as enjoying souvenirs.

Human Science team members with iSpring leaflets and souvenirs

Various attendees who represent high schools, universities, and a variety of companies and organizations stopped by the booth. There were many visitors who knew about iSpring and already use iSpring Suite to produce high-quality instructional content. 

According to Human Science, there was a growing number of attendants who demonstrated interest in in-house course production, which iSpring lends itself to perfectly. They were fascinated by the fact that iSpring Suite is based on PowerPoint and makes course production attainable to everyone. 

A fragment of iSpring marketing materials in Japanese

Also, visitors were particularly interested in Suite’s functionalities like role-plays, interactions, and QuizMaker. Instructors choose QuizMaker because it allows them to set a pass rate and automated feedback with explanations. These and other settings can be configured easily and help to achieve accuracy in assessments.  

In addition, instructional content produced with iSpring Suite can be used on training platforms like Moodle and Totara TXP. They are the training platforms that Human Science distributes in Japan, and iSpring Suite is fully compatible with them and 150+ other LMSs on the market. 

Being long-term iSpring users themselves, the Human Science team can inform about iSpring products from personal experience. iSpring Suite is one of the authoring tools the company uses in its custom course development services. Having followed the path from an iSpring client to a certified reseller, Human Science sees collaboration with iSpring as a great opportunity. Both sides anticipate many more joint projects to realize and milestones to reach in the future.