PathPATHMOTIVE / ILLUSTRATIVE REPORT
A clearer route
through learning.
Fictional example: Northbank Learning. This demonstrates our report format, not a completed customer audit or measured outcome.
1. Executive summary
The example platform has useful content, but learners lack a consistent next step. The first proposed change is to test one clearer course template before introducing new technology.
2. Scope and limitations
Illustrative scope: one course, its learner dashboard, mobile navigation and completion reporting. No production data, security testing or accessibility certification is represented.
3. Findings
Finding the next activity
Illustrative evidence: In this fictional scenario, activities are listed without a clear recommended order.
Recommendation: Add a visible next action and concise completion requirements. Test the journey with five learners.
Course consistency
Illustrative evidence: The example modules use different headings and instructions.
Recommendation: Pilot a shared template with purpose, estimated effort and an explicit task.
Reporting
Illustrative evidence: The fictional team manually combines completion reports each week.
Recommendation: Agree three recurring decisions, then simplify the report supporting each one.
4. A phased roadmap
- First 30 days: establish a baseline, select a pilot course and test key learner journeys.
- Days 31–60: implement the approved template and next-step navigation in a test environment.
- Days 61–90: compare learner feedback and completion barriers, refine, then agree wider rollout.
5. Measure what changes
Track success on representative tasks, recurring support questions and completion barriers. Compare against the baseline; do not attribute every change to the redesign.
6. Proposed next step
Agree a scoped pilot with explicit deliverables, acceptance criteria, owners and timing. Implementation pricing follows that scope.
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