Interactive training overview
Interactive training is where you build training videos that your learners click through. You write the module, Reignitor renders it on your brand, and you decide how it reaches your people. Reignitor gives you the tools. You own the training and you deliver it.
What a module can do
Section titled “What a module can do”- Teach in steps. Each scene is one step. A presenter can open with the objective and close with a recap.
- Ask questions. A checkpoint scene shows answer buttons. A right answer moves on. A wrong answer can send the learner back to the step that teaches it.
- Show your real screens. You attach your own screenshots to each scene, so learners see the system they will use.
- Play anywhere. Share a link that plays in any browser, or download a SCORM 1.2 package for your LMS.
- Report results. See views, completions and answer clicks. Through your LMS you also get named learners and scores.
- Speak more than one language. Render the same module in other languages. Learners can switch language while they watch.
Where to find it
Section titled “Where to find it”Open Interactive Training in the main menu. It has four entries:
| Menu item | What it does |
|---|---|
| New Training | Opens a canvas with a six-scene quiz already wired. |
| My Training | Your library of modules, plus published examples you can copy. |
| From PDF or deck | Turns a PDF or PowerPoint into a module, one scene per page or slide. |
| Training Studio | Edit a form-based module and render it in several languages at once. |
Guides
Section titled “Guides”Create a training moduleStart from the quiz template, a PDF or deck, or an example.
Add checkpoints and branchingAdd answer buttons and send each answer to the right scene.
Share and see resultsSend a learner link, revoke it, and read the results.
Export to your LMSDownload a SCORM 1.2 package and, if you want, send xAPI to your LRS.
Translate a moduleMake language versions that learners can switch between.
Training StudioFill in a form and render one video per language.