Learn without fear of making a mistake!
“You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life…” - Rocky Balboa
Among all creatures in nature, human beings need the protection of their parents the longest. This is due to the immense physical development need of the human brain in order to achieve an almost unlimited learning capacity. The human brain is the most complex organ needing a long development time.
In fact, from the moment a person begins to take shape physically in the mother's womb, it begins to exist by reacting to those around its. As a result of action and reaction, the person absorbs every phenomenon around its like a sponge in the growing age, doing this unconsciously and intuitively. It learns not for the purpose of learning what it has learned, but for the sake of survival.
And then, unconsciously, this ability becomes dull in the flow of life and systematic learning. Instead of experiencing first, the person learns to learn by reading books, listening to teachers, but without real life practice. When school is over and thrown into real life, it is time to learn again by experience. Learning by experience is actually very similar to learning learned as a baby, but now you are a person who has learned to learn systematically and the parents who will protect you are not physically with you.
For these reasons, people begin to fear making mistakes while learning, because every mistake in real life has the potential to be a slap.
However, thanks to the developing technologies, we are in a period where we no longer have to learn from real cases. Especially when learning new systems, there are amazing technologies!
Chief among them, there is Assima. It allows you to create digital twins of the screens you use with object-based clones and practice guided on these clones.
Throughout history, learning has never been more fun, risk-free and productive with immersive training content that can be accessed from anywhere, secure training areas that do not contain confidential data, and training frontends that are realistically responsive and practical.
For example; in companies using Assima's solutions, newcomers can integrate up to 50% faster and the load on the help desk is reduced by up to 85%. Not to mention preparing fast training content with decreasing training costs!
Furthermore, as Assima users learn by doing, they quickly develop their skills and confidence. Instead of wasting their time wrangling with apps, they can focus more on their core tasks.
Although the benefits of digital-based learning are innumerable, there is neither time nor need to prepare content for all scenarios. Even constructing scenarios only for the most important ones and the ones with the highest added value will create the same leverage effect. For this reason, it is critical to identify the most important ones and write the most comprehensive and effective scenario.
There is no doubt that our real-life scenarios are literally the most creative ones, so the winners will be those who craft and execute the second most effective scenarios.
Rocky also says the following in the continuation of his sentence above: “…But it ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done!”
Are you ready to win without fear with the second best scenario?
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