Drive Long Term Knowledge with Spaced Repetition Software

A scientifically proven learning technique that is effective in helping employees quickly retain information long term.

Drive Long Term Knowledge with Spaced Repetition Software

A scientifically proven learning technique that is effective in helping employees quickly retain information long term.

Highly effective online learning

At Wranx, we offer state-of-the-art software that empowers you to provide exceptional learning opportunities. Our platform utilizes spaced repetition training, a highly effective method of online learning that enhances your employee’s ability to retain information rapidly and for extended periods of time.

Spaced repetition, the cornerstone of Wranx’s innovative design, is a scientifically proven learning technique. It capitalizes on the theory that the most effective way to learn involves timely reminders just before information is due to be forgotten. By intelligently adjusting the intervals between questions, Wranx optimizes the transfer of knowledge from short-term to long-term memory, ensuring efficient learning and knowledge retention.

Highly effective online learning

At Wranx, we offer cutting-edge software that empowers you to provide exceptional learning opportunities. Our platform uses spaced repetition training, a highly effective method that enhances employees’ ability to retain information rapidly and for extended periods. Spaced repetition, the cornerstone of Wranx’s innovative design, maximizes knowledge transfer from short-term to long-term memory, ensuring efficient learning and retention.

BENEFITS

How spaced repetition will supercharge your team’s knowledge

long term knowledge retention

Overcomes the effects of the forgetting curve by repeating information at spaced intervals

reduces mental exhaustion

Information is delivered in short bursts which prevents fatigue and combats short attention spans

quick & engaging

Works on the concept that short and frequent training builds long term knowledge retention

“Wranx has given us increased flexibility to deliver training content and updates to our reps in a manner that is quick, engaging and fast, ensuring our reps retain new information as quickly as possible. It is an amazing partner in our education program and has proactively helped us to reach our goals.”

Catherine Osborne
Manager of Education and Knowledge, Vrbo

“Wranx has given us increased flexibility to deliver training content and updates to our reps in a manner that is quick, engaging and fast, ensuring our reps retain new information as quickly as possible. It is an amazing partner in our education program and has proactively helped us to reach our goals.”

Catherine Osborne
Manager of Education and Knowledge, Vrbo

The forgetting curve

The forgetting curve is a concept in psychology that describes how we forget information over time if we do not actively work to reinforce and retain it. Developed by German psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus in the late 19th century the forgetting curve illustrates how much information we tend to forget over time, with a steep decline in retention shortly after learning, followed by a slower decline over time.

This means that if we do not actively reinforce what we have learned, we are likely to forget a significant portion of it relatively quickly. The curve underscores the importance of repetition and reinforcement in learning, and is one of the reasons why spaced repetition techniques, like those used in Wranx, can be so effective in helping individuals and organizations to retain knowledge and improve performance over time.

The forgetting curve

The forgetting curve, a concept in psychology, explains how we lose information over time if not reinforced. Created by Hermann Ebbinghaus, it shows a rapid decline in retention post-learning, followed by a slower decline. Without active reinforcement, we forget a significant portion quickly. This emphasizes the importance of repetition and reinforcement in learning. Spaced repetition techniques, like those used in Wranx, improve knowledge retention and performance over time.