iSpring Suite 11 Showcase - Is iSpring the Right Authoring Tool for You?

As instructional designers, eLearning developers and learning and development professionals, we're often expected to know the tool we need for each job. We're even consulted on how to build out our organisation's L&D tech stack. I hope to make this job a little easier through product showcases and reviews.
In this showcase, iSpring shares the highlights of the latest edition of the iSpring Suite.
We look at how users can easily create interactive content in minutes using simple templates and how to build branching scenarios and simulate roleplaying scenarios. I also ask some questions regarding accessibility and collaboration/review tools.
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PRODUCT SHOWCASE - A product showcase is NOT a review. Showcase content is created in collaboration with a product-owning business to demonstrate what the product can achieve. All my views remain honest and my own, but sponsorship or affiliate links may be involved in this content. I will say this clearly in the video where this is the case.
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[@susankruger7890]

I’ve used iSpring for years, but still learned a lot from this video. Thank you!

[@susankruger7890]

oh… did I miss the link about the effects of playback speed on comprehension? I’d love to read and share that. Thx!

[@OurPortlandLife]

Came for the informative video stayed for the amazing music 😂 great vid Tom👍🏻

[@InstructionalDesignTips]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mikeycapone2578]

i LOVE MUSIC AND THE MUSIC ON THIS VID AND YOU HAVE A PLEASING VOICE, HOWEVER THE VOLUME of the music overpowered your message and was distracting. I suggest having music at the beginning but shut it off when you get into the info.

[@InstructionalDesignTips]

Thanks for the feedback, that's pretty much what I've done with some recent videos