Psychological Safety Report

Psychological Safety Report

Real-time psychological safety report provides clear insights into areas where employees do not feel confident discussing experiences openly. There is no need for discreet surveys.

Student engagement | Education Feedback Loop | Neelix Feedback Platform

"Students who blog as part of a course requirement demonstrate increased reflection, heightened feelings of connection, and increased course-related knowledge".


Paisley Worthington, Jennifer Reniers, Dale Lackeyram, and John Dawson University of Guelph, 2018

Learning Positive Communication and Introspection

Students need to learn and practice communication skills in a psychologically safe way. Given that workspaces and career opportunities are now geo-distributed, success after school is dependent on these skills and derivative traits. Social media is unsuitable for such learning because it is not safe and encourages the laziest (and often worse) in humanity.

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Building Resilient Culture and Skills


Quick signaling and blogging within the safety of a classroom's or school's journal is the perfect way for students to practice reflective communications, as well as:

  • learn how to balance written posts with real relationships
  • learn to appreciate perspectives of others
  • find, touch, and break through perceived isolation

Teachers, counsellors, and parents can also participate in the journal to relate their own experiences, as well as mentor students in openness and communications styles.

"Self-awareness isn’t one truth. It’s a delicate balance of two distinct, even competing, viewpoints."


- Tasha Eurich, Haley M. Wozny, Phoenix Van Wagoner, Eric D. Heggestad, Apryl Brodersen (What Self-Awareness Really Is , and How to Cultivate It)

Communication Skills

Overview

Safe and Easy to Use Impact Weights

Measurable points system in Neelix does not require any learning. The weights are relative.

Privacy options enable the user to post anonymous feedback.

Themes and Feedback Categories

Neelix is adaptable to your context. Create your own set of experience categories, hierarchy of activities, and teams. Each post can be tagged appropriately.

Seamless Causality Links

Students, tutors and teachers can tag multiple themes when posting feedback.

Tagging of People

People can be tagged on feedback items as a way of saying "thank you" or recognising a challenge that someone had to overcome. This feeds into the gamified Experiences Board.

Class, Faculty Multi-Activity, External Partners

Neelix is built on the concept of a Consortium. It is easy to make your Team Journal collaborative across teams or external partner.s

Access Controls

Role based permissions allow differentiating access between maintenance, advanced, doers, observer, and infographics only permissions.

Inject Humour

The most important conversations are not always the easy ones. Use humour to release some steam, apply an avatar character, or add GIF memes (Neelix provides GIPHY integration) to enrich your feedback.

Markdown Editing

Markdown editing is supported on commentary. Feedback can be rich text, with links and image inserts.

Infographics of the Journey Over Time

17 rich infographics allow inspection of experiences across any time period, by themes, teams, and activities.

Integrations

Posts can be created directly from Slack or Microsoft Teams via app integrations.

"Even though most people believe they are self-aware, only 10-15% of the people studied actually fit the criteria."

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