Guides, scoring templates, and decision frameworks for the team commissioning, scoping, or owning a digital learning programme. Designed to be useful before any commercial conversation begins.
Published by LearnFrame for the boards, executives, and learning leads commissioning digital programmes. Some resources download immediately. Others arrive by email after a brief request form.
Ten questions every scaling business should ask about its digital learning programmes. A structured way to identify gaps before they become expensive problems.
Download →A thirty-question scoring tool for the team that would own a digitisation project. Scores an existing classroom programme against six design dimensions, with a dimension-level score, a readiness band, and a clear view of where the focused work needs to happen.
Download →A four-page briefing for the board conversation. Sets out the six dimensions of programme design and the five questions a board should ask before committing to a digital programme. Companion to the Programme Design Audit.
Download →The foundation documents for EU AI Act Article 4 compliance. A structured way to map every AI tool in use, segment the workforce by risk, and prioritise action — the pair of documents a regulator, tribunal, or board will expect to see.
Download →For organisations with a portfolio of training content needing to decide what to digitise first. Scores each item on business impact, current quality, audience size, and digital readiness, ranking the portfolio by priority score.
A board-ready presentation template for making the case for investment in digital learning. Modelling, benchmarks, and talking points included.
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LearnFrame's principals have led digital learning engagements across three decades and several continents. Engagement summaries — including the modernising pan-European certification work, the SourceSkills supplier model, and the original CBT Systems and Knowledge Well chapters — are available on request, subject to client confidentiality.