Training Studio
Training Studio builds a module from a form instead of a canvas. It suits short, structured modules such as safety inductions: objectives, key items, key points, one checkpoint question and a completion screen. You pick your languages and Reignitor renders one video per language.
Create a module
Section titled “Create a module”-
Open Interactive Training > Training Studio.
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Choose how to start:
- Under Examples, select an example and then Clone & edit.
- Or select New from scratch.
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Give the module a name in the box at the top.
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Fill in the form. The preview on the right updates as you type.
Section What goes in it Title & intro Module title, subtitle, eyebrow, progress label and the brand name shown in the footer. Learning objectives What the learner will be able to do. Equipment / key items The items or tools the module covers. Key points / hazards The points to remember. Checkpoint (interactive quiz) A question, its options, which option is correct, and the explanation shown for the correct answer. Completion The title and line shown at the end. -
Select Save.
Render in several languages
Section titled “Render in several languages”-
In the Languages panel, your source language is listed first.
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Select a language to add it. Select the x on a language to remove it.
You can add English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi and Ukrainian.
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Select Generate. The button shows how many videos you will get, for example Generate 3 videos.
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Confirm the cost. Reignitor shows it before anything is spent.
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Watch each language render. Its status changes from Rendering with a percentage to Ready, and the finished video plays on the page.
Languages you add are translated for you at render time. If a translation cannot be made, that video uses your source text, so the render still finishes.
Find your modules again
Section titled “Find your modules again”Your modules are listed under My training modules on the Training Studio page. Each shows its languages, with a tick next to each language that has been rendered.