Exxat, the leading technology provider for clinical and experiential education, announced it has been named winner of the "Experiential Education Solution of the Year" award in the 8th Annual EdTech Breakthrough Awards program. The recognition centers on Exxat Prism, the platform redefining how programs map curriculum, track competency, evaluate students, and demonstrate accreditation readiness.
Programs face a challenge unlike any other in higher education: they must simultaneously develop clinical competency, meet rigorous accreditation standards, and produce practice-ready graduates. Exxat Prism was built to meet that challenge head-on. It aligns curriculum design and delivery to the frameworks governing the field (CCNE, CAPTE, CAA-ASHA, CSWE EPAS, and others), giving programs real-time visibility into where every student stands across skills, milestones, and clinical objectives. Preceptor evaluations are structured and consistent within the same system, closing the feedback gaps that used to slip through the cracks, while built-in advising tools help faculty flag struggling students early.
"Experiential education is where clinical competency actually gets built - in real settings, under real conditions, with the right structures in place. Exxat Prism was designed to give programs the tools to make that experience rigorous, measurable, and outcome-driven at every stage. We are grateful to EdTech Breakthrough for this recognition, and to the 1,700+ programs that trust us to support their learners every day," said Aarti Vaishnav, Founder and CEO, Exxat. "Listening to our clients is central to everything we do, and it continues to drive innovation as we build technology that seamlessly connects education, employment, and collaboration across healthcare."
"From academics to practice, Exxat is the infrastructure shaping tomorrow's healthcare workforce. Exxat serves health sciences exclusively - every workflow, accreditation standard, and compliance requirement is built in, not configured around. That depth cannot be replicated by generalist platforms entering the space," said Steve Johansson, Managing Director, EdTech Breakthrough.
