The future of learning is called eLearning
Modern eLearning technologies mean that traditional learning in companies is a thing of the past.
Know-how, training and certification: everything online
Traditionally, training consists of sending employees for a few hours to a seminar room. The material is presented analogously by a seminar leader, whereby the participants only remember a fraction of the seminar content after a few weeks.
Modern eLearning technologies have clear advantages over face-to-face teaching. It saves the company money, enables the personalization of the learning process and increases the motivation of employees to actively work on the material.
Everyone has a personal learning pace. eLearning has the great advantage that the contents of the lessons can be repeated as often as you like. The employee has the opportunity to pause at interesting points and to link the topics with their own experience and knowledge. The content of contract and claims management in particular is often not trivial, so different learning progress should be taken into account. It makes sense that knowledge that is acquired in this way is available in a much more sustainable manner.
So-called “blended learning” is also an option. Traditional teaching methods are combined with digital learning. The Contract Academy offers the opportunity for employees to first work on a few lessons independently. A 1-hour online conference appointment is then made, in which important key statements of the lessons are recapitulated with a seminar leader. Of course, specific cases and solutions can also be discussed with the seminar leader.
The Contract Academy supports mobile learning
Many employees appreciate the opportunity to learn anytime, anywhere. Therefore, mobile learning is a win-win situation for both, companies and employees. Experience shows that it is much more effective when employees can complete a course on their own schedule.
The contents of the Contract Academy are not only available on the PC, but also via a free mobile app, both online and offline. If a user loads the corresponding content via his browser, he is offered directly to open the content in the app specially tailored for mobile devices. The free mobile app was developed by the company iSpring and is available for download for both Android and Apple devices.
