Early production · Updated 2 August 2026
Leading Through Digital Transformation and AI Adoption
For leaders carrying a team through AI adoption: why change stalls before it starts, what people need at each stage, and how to decide what AI should do.
Built for EU AI Act Article 4
Since February 2025, organisations using AI must ensure their people have a sufficient level of AI literacy. This module is designed for that duty, with a dated, versioned completion record for every learner.
Training, not legal advice. Whether your organisation discharges its own obligations depends on how you deploy AI, who uses it and in what roles.
What your people will be able to do
- Explain why AI adoption starts below zero rather than at zero
- Read resistance as the memory of a change that failed, not as obstruction
- Hold both halves of Amara's Law: honest about this quarter, serious about five years
- Spot the two expensive mistakes about time in the language a team already uses
- Say why accountability for an AI-assisted decision stays with a named person
- Name the five human skills a digital economy rewards, and where they came from
- Tell change from transition, and budget time for the one that has no date
- Place a person on the change curve from what they are actually saying
- Match the right leader action to each of the eight stages
- Give clarity, empathy, motivation, capability and knowledge in the order they land
- Write the paragraph almost nobody writes: what will not change
- Decide whether a task should be eliminated, automated or delegated, before buying anything
- Use the intern test to find candidates, and know where the comparison breaks
- Choose a way in across the four Bs, from building bandwidth to building your own
- Run the four barriers check on a rollout so a change does not widen a gap
What it costs your organisation
Buy the module outright and own it permanently, with two years of updates included. Prices are published and fixed: you self-select by headcount, there is no bespoke negotiation.
| Organisation size | Perpetual licence | Updates after year two |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 250 people | £9,499 | £2,999 a year |
| 251 to 2,000 people | £17,999 | £5,999 a year |
| 2,001 to 10,000 people | £26,999 | £8,999 a year |
| More than 10,000 people | Talk to us | Agreed with the licence |
Renewing updates is optional. The module keeps working either way, and it always shows the date it was last updated, so it never presents itself as more current than it is.
More than one module? Talk to us about bulk pricing across the catalogue.
How it is delivered
- SCORM 1.2, so it runs on your own LMS, or on ours if you would rather not host it.
- Self-paced. Learners stop and resume where they left off, on any device.
- Every learner's completion is recorded with a date and a content version.
- Built to WCAG 2.2 AA: narrated, captioned, audio described, and fully keyboard operable.
- Delivered in English, with French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian editions planned — and other languages available on demand with an organisation licence.
Common questions
Will it run on our LMS?
Yes. It is a SCORM 1.2 package, the most widely supported standard there is, and it is fully self-contained: no external calls, nothing that breaks behind a corporate firewall. If you would rather not host it, learners can take it on our platform instead.
How long does it take?
It is self-paced and takes about 28 minutes. Learners can stop at any point and resume where they left off, on any device.
What does the licence include?
You buy the module outright and own it permanently, for everyone in your organisation, with two years of content updates included. After that, updates renew annually and renewing is optional: the module keeps working either way, and it always shows the date it was last updated.
How do learners prove they completed it?
Every learner's completion is recorded with a date, a score and the content version, through your LMS or ours. The certificate is only issued once every part of the module has been seen and the assessment passed, so a completion record means the training actually happened.
Is it accessible?
Yes, to WCAG 2.2 AA as a hard floor: narrated, captioned, audio described and fully keyboard operable. A conformance statement is available, and a trial lets your own team verify it with a screen reader before buying.
What languages does it come in?
It is delivered in English today, with French, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian editions planned. Each language gets a native voice for that language, never a dubbed English one. If your organisation needs a language that is not listed, talk to us: other languages are available on demand with an organisation licence.
Does completing this make us compliant with Article 4?
Training is one part of meeting the obligation rather than the whole of it. This module is designed for the duty and gives you a dated, versioned completion record for every learner; what a sufficient level of AI literacy looks like still depends on your deployment and your people's roles.
See the rest of the catalogue
Browse every module on the modules page, or read how we build and test them on the standards page.