Better recall of policies and critical information.
Signing for policies is a crucial part of the job. But, when used alone, it doesn't make sure your employees actually commit the policy to memory. Recall changes that with digital flashcards, created from your existing documents in Policy. Reinforce policies, reduce liability, and improve employees' ability to recall information when it matters most.
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Advantages of Training with Digital Flashcards
Augmented Intelligence
Recall uses augmented intelligence (AI) to generate flashcards from your own policy content.
Spaced Repetition
The system boosts employee recall using the science-backed learning method of spaced repetition.
Data Dashboard
The dashboard displays scores to prove how employees' knowledge improves over time with Recall.
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FAQs
No! Recall works inside Policy for a seamless user experience. Once you purchase Recall and go through implementation, just log into Policy as usual.
Yes. Recall works inside Policy, so you can use your existing content and mobile app to access flashcards.
Our augmented intelligence model does not share information or use your documents to train AI models. We treat data security seriously and built the system to ensure information from your policies cannot be accessed outside of Recall.
It’s not just for your policies! Recall can be used to reinforce important information from any mission-critical documents or educational materials you manage inside Policy, including study materials or manuals for promotional exams.
Most tests on policies are assigned right after an employee has read the policy. This is still an important step in the compliance process, but one quiz can’t guarantee or prove commitment to long-term memory. Additional learning through spaced repetition takes employees’ policy comprehension to the next level.
Spaced repetition is a science-backed learning strategy. When someone gets a card right, they won’t see that card again for a while. But, if they get a card wrong, they will see it again sooner in their assigned cards. This trains the brain to learn the right answer and commit it to long-term memory, improving comprehension over time.
