Civic signal, clustered
Weekly brief from national, local, and specialist press — tagged so patterns surface.
Tour the platform →ambivalence is a catalogue of short civic films — 16 episodes across two seasons — where every decision a learner makes maps to a published competency framework and earns a credential they keep.
Written into the reforms of 2026 as they landed — procurement, devolution, reorganisation, planning. See every episode →
S2 · E08
The Loop
S2 · E07
The Assembly
S2 · E06
Letter Before Action
S2 · E05
The Levy
Take a procurement officer whose council has just licensed ambivalence.
She opens The Price of Certainty on her laptop. A procurement officer, the morning after a compliance window closed. It feels uncomfortably familiar.
She rates a supplier, answers a journalist, commits a record — or doesn't. Each choice is scored against a published rubric cell, not a completion tick.
The team's competency map fills in by domain and tier, and statements flow to the council's LRS if it has one.
Her Open Badges 3.0 credential is signed and verifiable by anyone — and it survives a reorganisation, a new employer, or the end of the licence.
ambivalence pairs civic sense-making with cinematic episodes — scored against a published rubric, not attendance.
Weekly brief from national, local, and specialist press — tagged so patterns surface.
Tour the platform →Produced episodes with reflection and branching — credentials that travel with the learner.
See the episodes →Short, cinematic, finished in one sitting. Subtitled, keyboard-accessible, and written about the job they actually do.
A 9×4 competency map instead of completion rates, xAPI statements into your LRS, and an admin dashboard for cohorts and seats.
Why it works →Direct award below threshold, devolved skills frameworks or partner-led delivery, invoiced. RM6219 listing in progress.
Licensing routes →EU hosting (IONOS, Germany), UK GDPR, practice aligned to the NCSC Cloud Security Principles, and an accessibility statement targeting WCAG 2.2 AA.
Trust & security →Three in-house tools turn a research brief into narration, video, interactions, and credentials. Weeks, not quarters.
Authoring: episode structure, interactions, rubric mapping, branching narrative — competency framework baked in.
Production: narration, sound design, video, subtitles, multilingual exports — scripts in, publishable episodes out.
Delivery: learners watch, respond, and collect credentials; people teams see the competency map fill in real time.