iSpring Suite Pricing

The nice part was that with this tool we could create 1) feedback and evaluation forms and 2) convert existing PPT in SCORM compatible content easily and with professional outcome in order to meet our deadline. Also the compatibility with the iSpring Learn was a key factor for this choice.

We still need to explore the other features/functionalities; which we will certainly do. There are quite some handy features/functionalities to explore. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With regard to iSpring Learn it would be good to have the option to customize the look and feel much more.

Examples:

1) The image of the "Learning Path" image. Here we would like to add an image of the topic instead of the standard blue color.

2) Wording / terminology that would fit the corporate environment better

a) Rename "learning path" into "program"

b) Rename "course" into "module".

c) Quiz ==> Test/Feedback

The Android version allows you to download content for offline view and hence can conflict with IP and other commercial objectives. This really needs to be changed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

ISping Suite uses MS Powerpoint to do most of the heavy lifting. Having used powerpoint for a number of years the interface is familiar. Powerpoint continues to grow as a product and provide easy options to produce a sleek looking end-user course or tutorial while ISpring Suite provides extended options to enhance, produce and develop courses, tutorials and presentations. ISPringsuite is SCORM compliant and as it's using Powerpoint can have just about any content put into it, from video, images, text, quizzes, timers etc. Support is good and pretty quick to respond (normally within 24 hours or less).

There's a library for templates, people interactions and slide creation to save time an make things look even more professional. Water-marking and URL locking as well as being able to access a finished product from platforms like Amazon S3 ensure your hard work isn't going to get stolen. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My biggest bug-bear with ISpring Suite is a one device per licence install. Other products (although might seeming to be more expensive) end up being the same price with slightly more features than ISpring if you need to use it on a laptop and desktop pc, as ISpring expect you to pay for another "seat" to use it on another device (even for a single person). Clearly the marketing and product sales teams have not thought through that buyers will often do a lot of research before purchasing. To be honest there are few products I have purchased with this kind of restriction.

Training on using ISpring Suite is scant to say the least. The demo's that they have on the site should be accompanied with videos to show how each one was produced, Downloading a demo doesn't tell you all about the various timers, transitions and such like that were used and how they were all pulled together to make a final product. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.