Bridge (by Instructure)
getbridge.comSummary
Ask questionsBridge by Instructure is an award-winning corporate learning management system and performance platform. It helps organizations develop employees and enable partners through features like course creation, skill development, performance reviews, and analytics. The platform aims to provide a unified experience for training, employee development, and performance management.
Features9/15
See allMust Have
2 of 5
Curated Learning Paths
Progress Tracking & Assessments
All-Access Subscription
Expert-Led Courses
Live Interactive Workshops
Other
7 of 10
On-Demand Video Courses
Team Plans & Corporate Training
Certification of Completion
Code-Along Exercises
Personalized Recommendations
Multi-Device Access
Responsive Support
Offline Content Download
Community Discussion Forums
Skill Assessments
PricingTiered
See allLearn
- Content included
- Video editor
- Learning pathways (Journeys)
- Course authoring
- Org chart & directory
- Employee profiles
- Mobile app
- Smart groups
- Subaccounts
- Checkpoints
- Live Training Calendar
- Tasks
Learn & Develop
- Everything in Learn PLUS:
- AI learning recommendations
- Skill development plans
- Skill communities
- Skills feedback
- Start/Stop/Continue feedback
- Peer recognition
- Employee development plans
Perform
- All features in Learn, Learn & Develop PLUS
- Performance Conversations
- Peer Reviews
- Talent Reviews
- 1on1 Agendas
Rationale
Bridge LMS is a corporate learning management system that offers features aligning with several 'other' features of the Frontend Masters concept, such as on-demand video courses, team plans, certification, progress tracking, and personalized recommendations. While it provides a platform for learning, it does not explicitly offer an 'all-access subscription' to a pre-defined library of expert-led courses focused on frontend/full-stack development, nor does it emphasize live interactive workshops in the same way as the concept. Its primary focus is on internal corporate training and skill development rather than a broad public offering of specialized tech courses.