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E-Learning Authoring Training

Hands-on e-learning authoring training for instructional designers and content teams using Articulate Storyline, Rise, iSpring Suite, Adobe Captivate, Camtasia, Adobe Learning Manager, SCORM, xAPI, and LMS publishing workflows.

Flipkart — Articulate 360 training session

Who this is for

Designed for instructional designers, e-learning developers, trainers, and content teams building internal learning materials. The programme supports teams moving from slide-based content toward richer interactions, scenarios, simulations, assessments, and reliable LMS delivery.

What your team will learn

  • Build complete, polished e-learning modules in Articulate Storyline 360 or Adobe Captivate from scratch
  • Design branching scenarios, decision trees, and consequence-based interactions
  • Work with variables, triggers, and conditions to create personalised learning paths
  • Build and edit quizzes, assessments, and knowledge checks with custom feedback
  • Record, edit, and integrate screen recordings and software simulations (Captivate)
  • Apply sound instructional design principles — learning objectives, cognitive load, chunking
  • Publish SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 packages correctly for LMS upload
  • Troubleshoot common publishing and LMS compatibility issues

What e-learning authoring training can improve

The programme combines authoring-tool capability with practical instructional design decisions, helping teams produce more engaging modules while reducing avoidable rework during review, publishing, and LMS testing.

  • Faster development of polished e-learning modules
  • More purposeful interactions and branching scenarios
  • Better use of variables, triggers, and conditions
  • More reliable SCORM and LMS publishing workflows
  • Stronger consistency across templates and course structures
  • Greater confidence troubleshooting authoring and tracking issues

Tools and platforms

Articulate Storyline 3 & 360 · Articulate Rise · iSpring Suite · Adobe Captivate 2019 & 2023 · Adobe RoboHelp · Camtasia · Adobe Learning Manager (Adobe LMS) · SCORM 1.2 & 2004 · xAPI / Tin Can · LMS platforms

Delivery formats

  • Onsite
  • Live Online
  • Blended
  • Workshop (tool-specific)
  • Multi-day Programme

Enterprise experience

Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, and instructional design programmes have been delivered for teams associated with Flipkart, KPMG, Landis+Gyr, Hapag-Lloyd, Deloitte, Accenture, Thomson Reuters, and others. Training can focus on a single authoring tool or the complete workflow from learning objective to LMS package.

What clients say

Vishu has exceptional knowledge of Articulate Storyline and provides excellent training on this topic. He is very patient whilst going through the learning materials and matches the pace with your understanding level. I highly recommend him.
Kavita Narayan — Senior Instructional Designer & Learning Design Consultant
Vishu undertook an upskill training for our in-house Creative team. It was extremely interesting and interactive, with hands-on learning.
Nikhil Kataria — Award-Winning Global Brand & Creative Leader, Protiviti

Common questions

Should our team learn Storyline or Captivate?

The right tool depends on your existing licences, content types, interaction needs, software-simulation requirements, and LMS environment. The programme can focus on either tool.

Can the training cover advanced variables and triggers?

Yes. Intermediate and advanced Storyline programmes can cover variables, triggers, conditions, layers, states, branching logic, and personalised learning paths.

Does the programme include instructional design?

Yes. Relevant modules can cover objectives, content chunking, cognitive load, interaction choice, feedback, assessment design, and scenario structure.

Can we test publishing with our LMS?

Where access and permissions are available, the programme can include SCORM publishing and testing in your LMS or a suitable test environment.

Can participants work on an existing course?

Yes, if the files can be shared and the scope is appropriate. Existing modules can be used to practise improvement, interaction design, or troubleshooting.

Is the training available for a mixed team of designers and subject experts?

Yes. The programme can clarify roles and give both groups a shared workflow for planning, reviewing, and producing learning content.