Your team can turn a document into a course in an afternoon. What no tool does is write the dilemma, decide which of the defensible choices is right, and defend that answer key to a subject expert. That is the Sprint: two weeks, one module you have already sold, and a design pack anyone can build from.
The situation as the learner meets it, the choices, the tag and score each one carries, the answer key's reasoning, and what follows on screen. This is page 3 of 12 from the module we built ourselves.
Then judge the finished thing: Module 1 is open, about twenty minutes, no sign-in.
A client is waiting for a scenario module and your designers are on three other projects.
A corporate or sector academy that needs scenario modules faster than anyone in-house can design them.
A framework or panel contract with a long build calendar. White label: your name on the module.
Deep subject knowledge and a policy, and no one to turn it into decisions a learner has to make.
About thirty years designing and building digital learning, starting with the CBT Systems team that took the first eLearning company to Nasdaq. Since then: founder of SourceSkills, delivery leadership at NIIT, product leadership at The Corporate Governance Institute. This year he designed and built Module 1 of AI for Professional Practice on his own, in six weeks.
LearnFrame is small on purpose. The person you speak to is the person who designs your work.
A line is plenty. He replies personally, and if a Sprint fits, the fixed fee is agreed on a twenty-minute call.