This timeline offers a quick overview of all the changes over the past two years.

So, what’s next? While we don’t have any guaranteed releases, we can share our conversations and product insights that we were invited to test over the past few months to give you an idea of what’s on the horizon for Catalyst.

Non-English Translations

Catalyst is long overdue for being available in a language other than American English. We believe that Catalyst will likely add non-English translations in the future.

Facilitation / Admin Features

Over the past year, Wiley has tested administration functions, allowing administrators and trainers to leverage data on Catalyst for their training programs or organizational needs. This includes pulling large group maps and lists of users based on DiSC Styles. We were fortunate to work with Beth Keup, Sr. Product Researcher at Wiley, where she tested some of these new features with a few of our clients during a recent beta test. We are excited to see how these beta tests have materialized into a more concrete administrative function.

Catalyst Platform Navigation Improvements

This area could have been included in the timeline as well, but it’s an area that Wiley is committed to continually improving. Dave Kuntz is the VP of Product Development and Platform Strategy at Wiley. Kuntz has spoken with us about how he leverages data to understand what learners aren’t doing on the platform. They take those insights to make changes to ensure the platform remains engaging and useful for the end user.

Catalyst Learning Segments

Over the past few months, Mark Scullard, Sr. Director of Product Innovation, has spoken at length about how Managers can leverage Catalyst to gain personalized insights about their employees, which they can use to help their team and the organization navigate change. We know that Mark’s team was exploring a potential Change Management product that never materialized. Perhaps we will see some of that content as a new learning segment.