Learning pages

A learning page is a short lesson that opens right after someone clicks a simulation or submits a landing page. It turns a mistake into a teaching moment while it still feels real. Completing it counts as training in your reports.

Built-in lessons

Fallax ships ready-made lessons, such as Spotting the next phishing email, Fake sign-in pages and Invoice and payment fraud. They are maintained for you and available in several languages. If you have not created any of your own, campaigns use the built-in lesson.

Write your own

1. Open Learning pages and click New learning page.

2. Start from a written lesson or a blank page.

3. Fill in the sections described below.

• Headline and Opening: what happened and why it matters.

• What to look for: red-flag cards. Click Add a red flag for each one.

• Quick check: an optional quiz. Click Add a question and mark the right answer. You can add an explanation.

• Closing line, Reading time and Pass mark (100% by default).

When does a lesson count as completed?

With a quiz, the person completes the lesson by reaching the pass mark. They can retake it. Without a quiz, they complete it by acknowledging that they read it. Opening and completing are tracked separately, so your reports show both.