LearnFrame builds custom eLearning for organizations in the United States and Canada, from your own policies, standards and course material. Learners work through realistic workplace scenarios and make the call. Every decision is scored against an answer key you have approved, and you keep the record, person by person and across the group. Your first scenario is ready within ten business days.
Completion data tells you who finished. This record tells you what they did.

For each person, you see the decisions they made in the order they met them, what they put first, and how long they took.
For the group, you see:
Every decision is recorded in LearnFrame Central, our own platform, where you see the record person by person and for the whole group.
We start from the documents you already govern: the policy, the standard, the code of conduct, the continuing education course you already teach.
We turn them into scenarios your people will recognize from their own working day. A request arrives. Something about it is slightly off. The learner has to decide what to do, and then sees what follows from that choice.
You approve the answer key before anything is released. The scoring reflects your policy as your own reviewers read it, not our interpretation of it.
A briefing call, then a fixed-scope quote. How custom eLearning development works.
Start with one policy. It is small enough to say yes to and real enough to judge.
You do not need a sales call to see what we build.
Take a module. AI for Professional Practice, Module 1 is free and takes about twenty minutes in a browser.
Read a sample record. See what you would receive after your own people complete a program.
After a first conversation, we will build a short sample scenario from one of your own policies, at no cost, so you can judge the work on your material.
LearnFrame is a registered business in Dublin, Ireland. Founder Paul Robinson has worked in digital learning for about three decades. His career began at CBT Systems, the first eLearning company in the world to list on Nasdaq, in 1995.
Continuing education built on your standards.
Training where the record of decisions matters as much as the content.
Policy and compliance training built on the decisions people face at work.
Publishers, executive education and membership bodies with material ready to become scenarios.
LearnFrame builds scenario-based training from the client's own policies and scores every learner decision against an answer key the client has approved. The client keeps a record of how people decided, person by person and as a group.
It shows how each person decided and how the group decided: where the group diverged from policy, what people put first, where they hesitated, how decisions changed between the first and latest attempt, and which hard lines were crossed.
The first scenario is delivered within ten business days. A single module or pilot takes two to three weeks, and a full program typically takes four to eight weeks, following a briefing call and a fixed-scope quote.
Yes. LearnFrame is a registered business in Dublin, Ireland, and builds custom eLearning for organizations in the United States and Canada. Contracts are with LearnFrame, Dublin.