Transform Your Learning Journey with a Cohort-Based Learning Platform
Bring context, nuance, and empathy to any domain via long-form, programmatic group learning. Seamlessly weave practice, application, feedback, and expertise together to build deep capabilities in your organization.
Connect employees to their teams and your organization
A cohort-based, collaborative learning platform enables community team building, even across geographies, elevating and enhancing collaboration between new hires, mentors, and managers. Capabilities can be acquired in a safe environment and in the context of your organization and your learners’ roles. Onboarding can become everboarding, reinforcing organizational values over time and with intention.
What cohort-based learning means to your organization
The NovoEd cohort-based learning platform is a powerful tool for organizations that want to improve their hybrid or online courses, as well as learner connection and growth. Dive deeper into why collaboration platforms are the future of critical skills development.
Build more impactful learning experiences
Present a cohort-based learning experience to your learners — proven to be more successful than learning individually. Cohort-based learning leads to greater retention of information, more learner satisfaction, and a more impactful learning experience that creates mutually beneficial teams and connects participants more deeply with their organizations.
Facilitate peer-to-peer connection in the flow of learning
Embrace a culture of feedback through discussions and constructive conversations in a safe space. Contextualized discussions and feedback from peers and mentors on projects enhance learning and develop your workplace culture.
Enable team-based learning
Promote collaboration across your organization through learning experiences where groups of people work in teams on work-related projects — in real time and asynchronously — and develop the critical interpersonal skills that are essential to business.
Provide practice and real-world application — together
Team-based learning can increase the understanding of diverse perspectives and provide experience for real life social and employment situations. Learners can also discover improved self-esteem, self-management, and leadership skills they might not have known they had.
Cohort-Based Learning for Onboarding
In this ongoing series on the NovoEd blog, we explore cohort-based onboarding initiatives centered around the six key pillars of learning on NovoEd. Read on to learn how the NovoEd learning platform powers meaningful employee onboarding using cohort learning.
Key Features
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cohort-based learning platform?
A cohort-based learning platform is an online platform that organizes learners into groups or cohorts and facilitates their learning journey together. It emphasizes collaborative learning, peer support, and a structured timeline of activities.
What are the benefits of a cohort-based learning platform?
Cohort-based learning platforms improve engagement and motivation and cultivate accountability among learners promoting higher completion rates. Other benefits include networking opportunities and a sense of community among learners.
How does the NovoEd cohort-based learning platform work?
The NovoEd cohort-based learning platform allows organizations to create and manage cohort-based learning programs. It provides features for cohort formation, segmented communication, virtual presentations, group discussions, collaborative projects, and cohort-specific activities. Learners progress through the program together, supporting each other and benefiting from the cohort's collective knowledge, experiences, and feedback.