Rising Sky
Web development and e-learning services for organizations needing websites, courses or application interfaces
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Rising Sky
Rising Sky is a one-person web development business offering websites, e-learning courses and user interfaces for applications. It also customizes the IMC Learning Management System and advises on legacy website updates and technology adoption.
Its projects include multilingual aviation training courses, an integrated application for EUROCONTROL Aviation Learning Centre training staff, and websites for local organizations. Rising Sky Limited was founded in 2020 and is based in Lochgilphead, United Kingdom.
Product: Custom web development, e-learning course design and development, application UI work, and IMC Learning Management System customization.
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