Overall Satisfaction with Articulate 360
I used Articulate 360 in my previous position extensively to build training programs. We need to have modular, portable learning modules so that they could be used across different systems and could be customized to match our web design. We used Articulate Rise primarily and it was used primarily to provide training to external clients using our training platform.
- Robust set of tools that covers the primary needs of instructional designers.
- Rise in particular is easy to use and makes creating training material quick.
- Storyline has a pretty steep learning curve.
- Some of the team functionality is limited, especially when it comes to role permissions and sharing. This has been improved a bit but it still not ideal.
- Helped boost my team's productivity by double when we switched to Articulate.
- Enabled us to create a training platform more quickly than we had originally anticipated.
We looked at all of these platforms for training, and Articulate offered the most features, the best portability, the easiest build environment, and the easiest use for our users. Captivate is a good tool, too, but it's only comparable to Storyline, and we had a number of use cases where Rise was a better tool for what we needed. Canvas, Moodle, and Schoology also had useful tools but were bound to only being usable on those platforms.
Do you think Articulate 360 delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Articulate 360's feature set?
Yes
Did Articulate 360 live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Articulate 360 go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Articulate 360 again?
Yes