Bespoke eLearning creation from Agylia awarded a place on the UK Government’s Digital Marketplace

As part of the new G-Cloud 8 framework, UK public sector organisations can source bespoke eLearning and digital learning content creation services from Agylia on the Digital Marketplace.

“The Agylia Learning Services team has over 16 years’ experience of designing and creating eLearning for public sector, not-for-profit and corporate organisations,” said Tim Buff, CEO and Chief Learning Strategist at Agylia. “Being part of the latest G-Cloud framework will enable us to continue to support public sector organisations with bespoke eLearning creation across their learning and development programmes.”

Agylia’s bespoke eLearning creation services include the design and development of individual courses or entire programmes covering a wide range of subject areas, including induction, compliance, leadership development, and staff and community engagement.

With highly skilled and experienced instructional design and media teams, Agylia use the latest eLearning authoring solutions for the production of blended, adaptive and responsive eLearning and digital learning content. Content can be designed for delivery to learners across the widest range of devices, from PCs and laptops, to the latest tablet and smartphone devices.

Incorporating the latest design features such as gamification, interactive videos and augmented reality, Agylia’s digital learning content can help public sector organisations engage, train and communicate with their staff and community efficiently and effectively - whilst providing a more enjoyable and engaging learning experience. 

Agylia’s bespoke eLearning and digital learning content can be easily updated - by Agylia or internal instructional designers - to reflect social, economic, political or regulatory changes - thereby future proofing learning and development programmes.

Public sector organisations including the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, Department for Work & Pensions and the NHS have embraced digital learning content from Agylia as part of their learning and development programmes.