Interactive training

Training your LMS can actually mark.

Build a branching module with checkpoints, then package it as SCORM 1.2 for the LMS you already run — or send xAPI statements straight to your own LRS. Progress, answers and scores come back as data, not as a view count.

Video paused while off screen

Shown: a motion-graphics card. Every step in a module renders the same way — the step number and the instruction are typeset, so a video model can never invent a garbled screenshot of your software.

How it works

From a task to a marked course

1

Start from a brief, a PDF or a deck

Open a training canvas, or drop in the document you already train from. The steps come out numbered and in order, one action per scene.

2

Add the checkpoints

A question scene branches: the right answer carries on, a wrong one goes to a correction and loops back. Set the pass mark and the completion threshold.

3

Ship it where your learners are

Export a SCORM 1.2 package for your LMS, point it at your LRS for xAPI, or share the interactive player as a link. Render the same module in several languages at once.

Questions

The honest answers

SCORM 1.2, which every major LMS accepts. We do not offer a 2004 export, and we refuse the request rather than hand you a package whose manifest says 2004 and records nothing — that failure looks like success until an audit.

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