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Learning that sticks

People who are tested remember more than people who reread.

A quiz straight after the briefing

While everyone's still in the room.

  • The question on the big screen, the answers on phones.
  • The answer after every question, with an explanation.
A question about the company on the big screen, with four options.

The same quiz again a week later

Spacing it out works better than cramming it all in at once.

  • Missed questions can come back after seven days and again after 30.
  • The report shows which questions need another look.
The builder with the quiz Kickoff 2026, with questions and slides in the list.

The research behind it

Two studies in real workplaces.

  1. Employees who got quiz questions in the training video remembered 26% more the next day than those who just watched it. Okano et al. (2018), PLOS ONE 13(10)
  2. Spaced repetition works in workplace training too: the longer people need to remember something, the longer the gap should be. 10,514 employees in five organizations. Kim et al. (2019), Behavior Research Methods 51(4)

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