Learning and practice for yourself

Learn what interests you, and keep what you've learned.

Pick what you want to understand and work through it in small learning steps. Then you practice and review, and your learning progress shows what has already stuck.

Choose a learning topic How it works

After you log in, Learn opens directly in your personal workspace.

LearnExample

Learning path · Making better decisions

Next learning step: Thinking pattern 3 of 5
Practice today: Review what was new last week
Already stuck: Thinking patterns 1 and 2
My note: Try it out while comparing apartment listings

2 of 5 learning steps have stuck

Simplified sample view with made-up data.

Why change anything

The book was gripping. Three weeks later, hardly anything stuck.

You highlight many passages but never look at them again.
Without a common thread, you jump back and forth between articles, videos, and books.
What you've understood, you never really try out in your own daily life.

Until now

Read or watch something
Highlight a few passages
No longer review
Forget most of it after weeks

With Learning

Choose topic
Work through it in small learning steps
Practice and review
See what has already stuck

How it works

To your result in 4 steps.

01
Choose topic
Look in the library and pick what you want to understand, for example a thinking pattern for better decisions.
02
Work through it step by step
Go through the topic in learning steps and note in a memo where you want to try it out yourself.
03
Practice and review
Practice what's new, and review what you already know so it sticks.
04
View learning progress
See what has stuck and where you still need to practice.

What gets better

Three things Learning does for you.

A common thread instead of many open tabs

You know what's next, and you finish a topic instead of constantly starting over.

A library of courses and learning paths where you choose what you want to understand.

Review is part of it

What you've read doesn't stay a one-time thing. You come back to it until it really sticks.

A dedicated area for practice and review answers the question of what you're practicing so it sticks.

See what has already stuck

You recognize what you already know and where you still need to practice, instead of relying on your feeling.

A view for your learning progress shows where you stand.

In everyday life

Here's how others see it.

Professionals

Trigger: You have half an hour in the evening, but not enough calm for a whole book.
With Learning: You work through one learning step each evening and review on the weekend.
Result: The topic grows bit by bit, even in busy weeks.

Before a big decision

Trigger: A move, a job change, or a major purchase, and you want to weigh it more thoroughly.
With Learning: You learn a fitting thinking pattern and note how you apply it to your decision.
Result: You decide with a clear approach instead of just going with your gut.

Curious minds

Trigger: You've read a lot about a topic, but you couldn't explain it.
With Learning: You practice and review the learning steps that haven't stuck yet.
Result: Your learning progress shows what you can really do by now.

Before you start.

What can I learn with Learn?

The library contains courses and learning paths, including on thinking patterns, meaning ways of approaching problems and decisions. You'll see which topics are available in the app.

How does Learn make sure things stick?

Besides the content, there's a dedicated area for practice and review. You'll see which practice formats are available in the app.

Can I take notes?

Yes. You can note what you want to remember or try out in your own daily life.

How do I see how far along I am?

A view for your learning progress shows what has already stuck. You'll see how this is displayed in detail in the app.

Can anyone else see what I'm learning?

Learn opens in your personal workspace, separate from a company's workspace.

What happens when I click “Choose a learning topic”?

You’ll go to the Peak One login. The “Learning” selection and the destination page are passed along in the link. After you log in, you open this app directly. One account works for all Peak One apps.

What does Learning cost?

Features and usage limits depend on your plan. You'll find the overview on the Pricing page. Clicking “Choose a learning topic” does not start a paid subscription.

Pick what you want to understand next.

Choose a topic, work through the first learning step, and practice it over the next few days.

Choose a learning topic