Agylia LMS and mobile learning Apps awarded a place on the UK Government’s Digital Marketplace

UK public sector organisations can procure the Agylia Learning Management System (LMS) and mobile learning Apps from the Digital Marketplace as part of the new G-Cloud 8 framework.

Tim Buff, CEO and Chief Learning Strategist at Agylia said, “We are delighted that our Agylia LMS and mobile learning Apps are available as part of the G-Cloud 8 framework. Being part of the latest framework means we can continue to help public sector organisations take advantage of modern learning technologies, and to provide their learners with up-to-date training in a cost-effective and timely manner.”

The range of Agylia modern learning management solutions enable public sector organisations to integrate mobile-ready learning into their learning and development programmes, and to provide their learners with the latest learning experiences.

The Agylia LMS is mobile, flexible and scalable - it enables public sector organisations to schedule, target and deliver many different types of training, reference and support materials, including eLearning, videos and documents.

Agylia fully supports the latest Experience API (Tin Can) standard, meaning learner interactions with all learning activities are tracked - including learning activities inside the LMS, and outside of the LMS - such as one-to-one mentoring sessions, external classes and events - this provides organisations with complete learner journeys.  

Agylia supports online learning delivery via the LMS, in addition to offline learning via a range of native Apps.

With the range of Agylia mobile learning Apps - available for iOS, Android and Windows devices - learners are able to download and access an array of digital learning and performance support resources on their mobile devices, wherever they are, whenever they need it.

Public sector organisations including the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, Department for Work & Pensions and the NHS have embraced Agylia to deliver their learning and development programmes – increasing the productivity, efficiency and engagement of their workforce.