
The MaxLearn Methodology leverages the principles of cognitive science, adaptive
learning, and gamification to drive measurable results. It's not just microlearning; it's
strategic microlearning designed to maximize retention, engagement, and performance.
The Problem with Conventional Training
Corporate training often fails because it treats learning as a one-time event. Learners
are inundated with content during lengthy sessions and expected to retain and apply it
over time. But research, notably by Hermann Ebbinghaus, shows that without
reinforcement, people forget up to 90% of new information within a week—a
phenomenon known as the Forgetting Curve.
This leads to wasted resources, disengaged employees, and inconsistent performance.
Clearly, the issue isn’t lack of effort, but rather, ineffective methodology.
Enter the MaxLearn Methodology
MaxLearn tackles these issues head-on by adopting a holistic, science-backed
approach that transforms microlearning into a powerful engine for skill development and
behavior change. The methodology is built on five foundational pillars:
1. Reinforcement of Learning
At the heart of the MaxLearn Methodology is the concept of Spaced Repetition. This
principle, rooted in cognitive psychology, emphasizes the reinforcement of knowledge at
increasing intervals to embed information in long-term memory. MaxLearn’s
microlearning platform automatically delivers short, targeted reinforcement sessions
at optimal intervals, ensuring that learning isn’t just absorbed—it’s retained.
This approach not only combats the Forgetting Curve but also transforms learning from
a passive experience into an active process of recall and reinforcement.
2. Personalization Through AI