The tools
What you and your people get.
You see who has started, who is busy, who has finished and which proof goes on file.
You hire me, and this is what I bring. I built the learning portal your people work in myself, so a tailored course gets the same tests and the same progress tracking as the existing one. Below is what you see of it as the client.
After a lesson you know who did what
The learning portal, through the eyes of the client.
- You see per employee who has started, who is busy and who has finished, without having to ask.
- You do not see marks. Those are for the participant, and for me as the teacher.
- You download the list yourself, for your records.
- Each participant gets a certificate with a code. With it anyone can check whether it is genuine.
- This is what you see as the client: who has started, who is busy and who has finished. You do not see marks.
- You download the list yourself, for your records.
- The certificate each participant receives on completion, listing the subjects covered.
- Name and organisation. At the bottom is a code with which anyone can check whether the certificate is genuine.
- The verification page is public: whoever has the code sees whether the certificate is valid.
- It shows who, which course and when. Test marks are not on it.
A report the board can read
The scan.
Upload documents, assess the evidence per item, and a report the board can read. This screen comes from a variant of the scan with a different questionnaire; the set-up and the screens are the same.
- The overall score, with how many of the 49 items have evidence and how certain that is.
- The score per chapter, from 1 to 5. A dash means: not assessed, so no score.
- Whatever does not fit the framework is kept apart and counts in no score.
- Every piece of evidence is a literal quote, with the role of who said it. It only counts once a person accepts it.
- A risk is proposed and waits for a decision: accept, put on hold or reject.
- Every risk points back to the finding and the item it rests on.
Where your people's data lives
And who can reach it.
On a server in Amsterdam
The learning portal runs on a server in Amsterdam, at fly.io, an American company.
Who sees what
The participant sees their own work. You see progress and completion. As the teacher I see the marks of the group.
A backup every day
The hosting provider takes a snapshot of the disk with the database every day.
Tested
The portal has automated tests.
For engineers
How it is built.
The tests, the version control, the release chain and the anatomy of each application have a page of their own. The screens of the Dutch lesson portal and the investment dashboard are there too.
What is not shown here
And why not.
The screens above are real. I started the applications on my laptop and a script took the pictures. The data in them is made up, and nothing has been blurred or painted over: what you are not allowed to see was never in there.
Private applications and anything belonging to a client are left out on purpose. I do not use client names unless the client has said yes to that.
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