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iSpring Suite helps users build courses that are mobile-ready and adaptive. It’s integrated with PowerPoint, so users can create the content in the familiar PPT interface without spending time on specific training. The toolkit supports the creation of professional courses,…
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Academic. iSpring Suite
$470
On Premise
per year per user
Freelancers. iSpring Suite
$490
On Premise
per year per user
Academic. iSpring Suite Max
$670
On Premise
per year per user
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- $470 per year per user
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What is iSpring Suite?
iSpring Suite helps users build courses that are mobile-ready and adaptive. It’s integrated with PowerPoint, so users can create the content in the familiar PPT interface without spending time on specific training. The toolkit supports the creation of professional courses, video lectures, role-play simulations, and a range of assessments that display and work on any device.
With the iSpring Suite Max package, users have even more capabilities for creating eLearning content. It comes with a content library that includes 110,000+ eLearning assets and slide templates, and iSpring Cloud, a web service for collaboration on content.
In iSpring Cloud, users can collect feedback on content from stakeholders in real time. There’s also an additional authoring tool there that allows users to create courses with media and quizzes in the longread format.
iSpring Suite supports all classic and new eLearning standards: SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, AICC, cmi5, and Tin Can (xAPI). So, the content works in any learning management system.
iSpring Suite enables users to:
Create content for any training scenario. Make onboarding courses, assessments for certification, and simulations for sales training with a single toolkit.
- Save costs on hiring an entire range of roles. The toolkit is designed to enable one person can create quizzes, and record videos.
- Launch eLearning programs faster. Make the authoring process go faster with ready-to-go templates, characters, and backgrounds, and finalize projects more rapidly with an online space for collaboration.
iSpring Suite Features
- Supported: Integration with PowerPoint
- Supported: Dialogue simulations
- Supported: eLearning interactions
- Supported: Screencasts and video lectures
- Supported: Tests with branching and flexible scoring
- Supported: Extensive LMS support
- Supported: Authoring tool for microcourses
- Supported: Collaboration
- Supported: Quizzes
- Supported: Content library with 69,000+ templates and characters for course creation
- Supported: Microcourses
- Supported: Quick translation for interactions, dialog simulations, and quizzes
- Supported: Text-to-speech conversion
- Supported: Customizable course player — the layout can be changed as desired
- Supported: Сharacter builder
- Supported: Course Portfolio
- Supported: AI Assistant
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| Deployment Types | On-premise |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Windows |
| Mobile Application | No |
| Supported Languages | English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, French, Chinese, Japanese, Dutch, Polish |
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iSpring Suite starts at $470.
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The most common users of iSpring Suite are from Small Businesses (1-50 employees).
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August 31, 2023
iSpring Suite 11
Score 10 out of 10
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Currently we have a vendor creating our WBT for Maximo and we will get all the source files when their contact is completed. We use the WBT and import them into our ComplianceWire training system
- Easy to use
- Tests
- Interfaces with Training Applicaiton
- Great customer support
- Not sure yet. All good at this point
- That it interfaces with our ComplianceWire
- This will make it easy to train our 1100 users in Maximo
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- Uploaded into ComplianceWire
- Managing the source files
- ease of use
- None
- Not sure yet
No
- Integration with Other Systems
No
- Don't know
- none
Yes
No
Registering my license.
- Interfacing with ComplianceWire
- None
November 09, 2020
iSpring, a hidden gem for employee development
We currently use iSpring to develop internal, industry-specific training for our law firm. It has several options for how the training can be published. We develop SCORM formatted training to upload directly to our learning management system (LMS). We also use it to develop training for our clients on the use of our client software. We are in development to use this program system-wide.
- iSpring integrates with PowerPoint extremely well and enables the user to develop training in PowerPoint with ease.
- iSpring characters are fantastic. They continue to add more regularly features regularly.
- The voice recording and ability to integrate music is a very easy process.
- Customer service is fantastic. They are quick to respond and their training is easy to follow.
- The biggest challenge I have experienced is trying to add video to my trainings. I'm still struggling and looking to customer service for help.
- I think they could make it easier to download the whole template instead of having to go to each on and then get dumped back to the beginning.
- I don't like how you are limited to 100 downloads per day. This make some days just downloading so I have the templates. I would rather just be able to download what I wanted when I wanted so I didn't have to store in my storage resources.
- When I arrived at this firm they were trying to use a cartoon video training software program that was difficult to use and more expensive. iSpring allowed me to cut costs and improve the quality of training.
- Another positive impact is the ability to create trainings on the fly and quickly.
- A disadvantage is the cost to add more than one seat. It makes it so I have to do it all because it is a little pricy.
- Vyond (formerly GoAnimate)
When I found iSpring three years ago I fell in love with it. It was easy to use and my training went from amateur visuals to professional and polished. When I arrived at the firm they were trying to use Vyond. It is a great idea, but I felt like a deer in the headlights when I tried to build a training video. They offered very poor classes, no individual training. The firm had paid more for their product and only had two videos to show for a year's worth of payments. I have already built several major compliance trainings since obtaining my most recent license two months ago. I am on track to build many more as I develop training for each department firm-wide.
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The primary user is the director of human resources. HR supports L&D for all facets of this law firm, compliance training, client requirements, and client development. HR partners with business managers to make sure there are training options for their employees that are specific to our industry and legal specialty. iSpring is used from onboarding to benefits, to open enrollment, to departmental training, and leadership development. In addition, our firm has software that our clients interface with. We use iSpring to develop client training that can be house on the software for training and quick refreshers.
November 08, 2020
iSpring Ascends but Fails to Take Flight
iSpring was formerly used by myself to aid my university department with quick and easy assessment building. The decision to use iSpring was not made at the organization level, rather, by individual departments depending on their specific needs. iSpring, for my department, addresses the deficits and shortcomings extant in my organization's Learning Management System (LMS) in the areas of assessment building. iSpring's SaaS-enabled my department to produce a wider variety of high quality and easy-to-implement assessments that were better suited and tailored to helping faculty create course objective yet learner-centered questions.
- Ease of assessment creation.
- Interfaces that integrate with existing software.
- Easy exportation through SCORM packages.
- iSpring does have an asset repository that is decent; however, it falls woefully short as it is not up-to-date and the assets are either poor quality or out of date.
- The accompanying asset library catalog is too minimal in scope and the navigation thereof is difficult.
- The software forces the user into employing an awkward presentation model that is not intuitive.
- Older faculty were less intimidated by iSpring than some of the other flashier SaaS options out there due to iSpring's easy integration with familiar software (PowerPoint).
- People who are looking for a well-indexed and diverse asset catalog should skip iSpring as this is one area where the department had to lay out more money for another service to have access to more up-to-date and readily searchable assets.
- If time is money, then iSpring does help the bottom line due to its ease of assessment creation; however, the time is only saved by professors who have their own well-developed asset collection.
- iSpring Suite and iSpring Learn
During the pandemic, iSpring seemed the most understanding of the difficulties facing the education industry and they made their SasS products either a) reasonably priced or b) extended the period of time over which one could receive the education discount. It was simply a matter of the company's willingness to help during a time of crisis. Sadly, as soon as the pandemic ended, the company was recalcitrant in their flexibility and willingness to see my organization as a business opportunity; ergo, iSpring is among several SaaS that we will no longer use.