iSpring Expert Reviews

In this video, Catherine Cooke tests iSpring Suite AI to see how much it can speed up course creation. The review covers the browser-based workflow, AI course generation from prompts or uploaded materials, automatic outlines, lesson editing, AI rewriting, quiz generation, translation, and the differences between iSpring Suite AI and iSpring Cloud AI.

Catherine confirms that iSpring Suite AI removes much of the blank-page work that usually slows course creators down. It also helps speed up the transition from an initial draft to a polished course by keeping all the editing and refinement tools in one place.

Irene Sidede covers how iSpring Suite uses AI to support course creation, from quiz generation and image generation to full-course translation. She also makes an important point: AI can help create a draft and speed up the process, but course creators still need to review and refine the content and apply their own expertise.

The review also looks at iSpring Cloud for team collaboration, browser-based feedback, role sharing, and portfolio hosting. Irene wraps up with publishing options, including LMS formats, HTML5, and MP4 video for courses that need to work across devices.

Irene Sidede continues her iSpring Suite series with a closer look at role-play simulations, one of the easiest ways to turn a course into decision-based practice. The review shows how course creators can build scenario-style training where learners choose responses and see where those choices lead.

Use this feature for soft skills, customer service, sales, compliance, and other training topics where learners need a safe place to practice real conversations and workplace decisions.

In this part of her review series, Irene Sidede focuses on making courses less passive. She walks viewers through built-in interactions and shows how they help learners explore content beyond just clicking through slides.

She then moves into QuizMaker, covering 14 question types, quiz templates, passing scores, attempts, time limits, randomization, branching, slide-level design, and LMS tracking. It’s a useful review for anyone who wants to add checks for understanding, guide learners through content more actively, and collect results after training.

Frank Bergdoll reflects on a common problem in eLearning: quizzes that prove completion but don’t prove competence. He shows how iSpring Suite helps course creators build more meaningful assessments with different question types, custom feedback, scoring, randomization, time limits, branching, reporting, and mobile-friendly previews.

The review then moves on to role-play scenarios, where learners make decisions and see the consequences of their choices. Frank uses a customer complaint example to show how iSpring’s branching scenario builder can support more realistic practice, feedback, and behavior-focused learning.

This review is all about narration: how to add voice, video, and screen recordings to an iSpring course without leaving PowerPoint. Irene Sidede covers AI text-to-speech, built-in audio recording, imported voiceover files, webcam narration, screencasts, timeline editing, and closed captions.

She keeps the review focused and concise, showing when each option makes sense: AI voiceover for speed, self-recording for a personal touch, imported audio for polished production, and video narration when learners need to see the instructor or a screen demo.

In this quick walkthrough, Irene Sidede shows how iSpring Suite makes course creation feel much less intimidating, especially if you already work in PowerPoint.

She explores the built-in iSpring Suite tab in PowerPoint, slide templates, the Content Library, illustrated characters, backgrounds, slide properties, and preview options. Along the way, she shows how easy it is to start with a ready-made template, customize it for your brand, and create beautiful slides without designing everything from the ground up.

Frank Bergdoll shows how iSpring Suite helps educators and training teams turn regular PowerPoint slides into full online courses.

He starts with a simple slide deck and walks through what you can build from it: a self-paced course, quizzes and surveys, branching scenarios, video lectures, mobile-friendly previews, and LMS-ready content.

Amanda Nguyễn demonstrates how to use iSpring Suite to build a scenario-based microlearning module on data privacy. This walkthrough provides a step-by-step build of an interactive scenario, visual design tips to keep content easy to follow, and a creative method for developing compliance training.

It's a guide for learning designers, L&D teams, or anyone looking for a more human-centered approach to mandatory training content.

Kat Sorbello shows how to turn static PowerPoint slides into professional eLearning content quickly using iSpring Suite and the new iSpring Cloud AI. See how to generate scrollable web content or add interactive quizzes, branching scenarios, and assessments, all built in PowerPoint. 

This method saves hours, allowing you to focus on learning design instead of complex software.