Digital Fitness Assessment Reviews

Use of the digital fitness app is mandated by our company to keep us up to date with our digital skills. Unfortunately, DigitalFitnessAssessment is very slow, and super buggy. Often, DigitalFitnessAssessment won’t recognize the time you spent while going through a module. Text frequently runs together, squishing words, or has awkward gaps in words, and sometimes impossible-to-ready, tiny text.

The content is mediocre and way too high level. It’s super obvious stuff that I am already very familiar with as a result of my job in IT or stuff I read about on tech news outlets.

If the developer took some time to tighten up the backend calls DigitalFitnessAssessment is making, eliminate the bugs, slow responsiveness, fixed the awful text formatting, and produced more in-depth, fresh content, DigitalFitnessAssessment could potentially be more valuable.

I regularly search for information about emerging tech, but I’ve never had access to the latest content, as readily as I do with DFA. I have the opportunity to read so many different perspectives that ultimately spark ideas for me on new ways of working. Our world is rapidly changing, and at a faster rate than ever; DFA gives me the confidence to speak intelligently on digital topics and to think tactically on how I can affect change in my role. I think it’s a fantastic app! I’m excited to share with my professional network, my family, and now, my nephews!

As someone that has built a career on technology, data, and analytics, I found the assessment eye opening. I regularly have people come to me to think through and solve tough tech/data problems, yet I found myself feeling woefully undereducated/outdated on many technologies and trends that I though I knew well. The multi-modal content made it easy to fit learning into my day. Ultimately, it prepared me for some of the shifting roles and expectations that have resulted from our efforts to digitally up-skill our entire workforce. It certainly thought this old dog some new tricks!

I have really come to like the "Content for Educators" section as I feel that this is most suited to fit my needs and give me ideas about how to increase the technology usage in my classroom. My favorite article is "An Educator's Guide to Setting up Virtual Field Trips" because I believe that in order for our students to have the best education possible, we need to expand beyond the school walls and help them to experience things they have never experienced before.

I have been using DigitalFitnessAssessment now for the last few months and I have found it to be convenient to learn about technology. Articles are super easy to consume being very bite sized so I can learn on the go and fit it into my schedule. Particularly like the podcasts. I just queue them up in the morning while I am getting ready for work. Helps me achieve my goal of learning something new every day.

I love that there are multiple modalities for exploring tech-forward information. While scrolling through the countless options, the first video that peaked my interest was titled, “Why You Should Make Useless Things”. The speaker, Simone Giertz, is engaging and hilarious. She makes failure FUN. It takes courage to move forward with a “useless” project. By doing this, you can erase the pressure to perform and, rather, work to expand your mindset.

Really great learning app experience. After creating account and learning about my current skills and mindset, was given learning plan options just the way I like to learn. Like how I can choose my preferred format - I like video/audio for when I’m on the go. Enjoying and looking forward to my next nudge to get in and continue on my journey.

I am really impressed at the quality and relevance of the content in this upskilling app. I also subscribe to LinkedIn Learning, but I really appreciate the diverse, timely and interesting articles and content that helps me better understand emerging topics.
I also love that it is smaller content, easy to consume in short pockets of down time.

Articles and knowledge base is really deep and exposes a lot of current tech issues in a different light than what you might otherwise read in the news. Interface is pretty clean and aside from some login bugs this is an excellent tool for organizations to up skill their teams in a structured and easy to track format.

This is an excellent concept and it’s well executed. DigitalFitnessAssessment walks you through a series of questions to assess how plugged in you are to the rapidly changing digital economy. One glaring gap is that the articles they provide are limited to TED talks. Nothing against TED talks but there is more out there than these 8 min videos. In fact I don’t listen to podcasts if the are not more than 1 hour. All the reading you do on LinkedIn etc does not count towards this gamified platform. It’s a great start!

An easy to navigate application which allows for a general assessment of my level of understanding around core technology areas and then provides short bite-sized pieces of educational content to help me improve my digital acumen. Simple design and content from trusted sources, DigitalFitnessAssessment is a great starting point for helping me grow professionally.

Love the concept but DigitalFitnessAssessment doesn’t seem to like to open as it is either slow to do so or it just doesn’t open. Once in app, you get to read up on some digitally-related topics and at the end of each it asks if the information was helpful. Unfortunately, I would guess that my answer was “no” 65%+ of the time. Even if good information is delivered though it is so high level that I am not really sure how helpful it can be.

I really like how DigitalFitnessAssessment has the most up-to-date content to help me improve my knowledge of technology and everything digital. It’s easy to use and I can see my score tick up as I do more. I feel like I can now have meaningful conversations about all sorts of topics and I’m pursuing areas that will help me in my job.

I’m often on the go - so I find the short learning segments valuable to evaluate my own understanding and areas I may want to take a deeper dive into. I won’t be using this to write any in depth articles but helps build initial understanding on some complex topics or those which I would not typically cross on a day to day basis.

I have enjoyed DigitalFitnessAssessment! The article “Understanding Your Customer in 7 Easy Steps” was a great read for me and was also useful to encorporate into my classroom. It gave great ideas like “unexpected customer rewards” and the importance of “the first 100 days” - staying consistent with the first impression you wanted to make.

This is a very well thought and curated app that enables easy learning on all the trending topics. Flexibility on the medium (audio, video, reading) and content size makes the content very consumable. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a tool for continuous learning and development.

If you’re looking to stay current on tech and what’s coming down the pipe in business and digital trends, the content on DigitalFitnessAssessment is awesome. My favorite part are the curated podcasts. I can learn wherever I am —Like vacuuming or going for a walk or making dinner. I love it.

I have been using DigitalFitnessAssessment for the past couple or years and definitely is one of my main source of digital content as well as emerging technology knowledge.

Being able to see my score and then connect with resources to grow and learn ... helps me feel competitive and at the front of this digital upskilling adventure so many companies are going through.

I love DigitalFitnessAssessment! It gives such a wide variety of choices, delivery choices, and time choices. If you only have 2 minutes, no problem, you can still learn. I like challenging myself to increase my scores.

I really enjoy looking at the content DigitalFitnessAssessment has for educators. I found an interesting article on using social media in the classroom. As a mother, I love receiving photos from my daughter’s teacher about her day at school. It makes me feel involved in her day at school. As a teacher, I’ve tried to do the same but found that it can be very time consuming to send photos to each parent. The article gave me the idea of starting a social media account for my students and their families. The memories that I will be able to collect and share with my students and their families will be priceless.

It’s clear a significant amount of time has gone into curation efforts in DigitalFitnessAssessment. All of the content is top knotch. I’ve been focusing on improving my technical expertise and DigitalFitnessAssessment is the answer! I love that there is a great mix of articles, videos and podcast style resources. I’ve been listening to the podcasts every night when I cook dinner and reading articles when I’m on the train.