New Online Learning App Announced

Ember Real Results have announced the launch of their online learning and development app – Errol Owl.

Spearheaded by Learning and Development (L&D) and Customer Experience (CX) expert Carolyn Blunt, Errol Owl is proving to be a vital knowledge nudge tool for L&D and contact centre professionals who want an easy and efficient way of embedding learning.

The app is now available on Android and Apple devices, giving users on-the-go access.

70–80% of knowledge learnt in a traditional environment can be forgotten within two weeks if not followed up effectively.

Errol is an innovative, digital way to increase the effectiveness of learning solutions and boost knowledge retention and learner confidence.

Through fun quizzes, Errol provides an easy and enjoyable way to follow up on learning and create some healthy competition.

Clients across a number of sectors are already seeing the benefits of using Errol Owl to reinforce learning in under a minute per day for all types of training, from induction to GDPR compliance checks, as well as for soft skills and product knowledge.

Errol is easy to deploy, working as a stand-alone platform that can simply link pages to your existing knowledge or learning management systems, thus driving more targeted traffic to your  solutions and avoiding inefficient ‘sheep-dip’ learning.

Jeannette Tokeley, Head of Skills and Development at Payzone, said: “The team at Ember Real Results have worked in partnership with us to bring Errol Owl to our teams as easily as possible.”

“We are able to create exciting and engaging campaigns to reinforce learning in our teams and establish further coaching and learning needs.”

“Our people really enjoy their daily quizzes, and the healthy competition drives performance!”

Errol Owl is already proving to be a versatile tool to enable organisations to improve compliance, increase productivity and sales, improve product/service knowledge and increase employee engagement.

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