The FFL Dojo
A tool for learning a skill and then proving you have it. You tell Dojo what you want to get better at, and it walks you through the real task — in your own Word, your own Excel, your own Copilot, on your own screen. When you are done, it shows you what you did well and where to improve, point by point, and if you think it got one wrong you can ask it to look again.
Pass, and you earn a belt in that skill and a Proof of Practice: a link you can send to your manager or a customer. It is not a certificate of attendance. Nobody earns one for watching a video.
This site
This is a demonstration of that tool, running on a system of its own. Dojo has no automatic connection to your organisation's Microsoft 365 — it sees only what you choose to attach or share with it. It holds a small hand-picked set of exercises rather than the full library, so that everything you press here works well in front of somebody.
Anything you earn here is marked DEMO. It is a record of practice and not a formal certification — the real thing, in your own tenant, is what issues those.
What it can see of yours
Nothing. If you sign in with Microsoft, this app asks for three things — that you are signed in, your name, and your email address — and nothing else. No mail, no files, no calendar, no directory, no Teams. Microsoft shows you that list before you approve it, so you do not have to take our word for it. The email door asks for even less: a six-digit code, and no password to create.
Getting in
The demo is open by invitation, one organisation at a time, so that everybody who is here gets a good session. Ask for access on the form and a person — not a queue — reads it and answers within one working day. If your organisation is already in, sign in with your work email and you are through in about a minute.
Costs you nothing, commits you to nothing, and you can ask us to delete everything we hold about you whenever you like.