iSpring Expert Reviews

In this tutorial, Tony shows how to build realistic, branching role-play scenarios with iSpring Suite’s built-in scenario builder. You’ll learn how to set up a scenario with multiple scenes and characters, use AI voices or your own narration for added realism, and create learner choices that lead to different outcomes.

Whether you’re creating leadership training, customer service simulations, or any course where communication is key, this video shows how to bring it to life quickly.

Frank Bergdoll shows how iSpring Suite turns ordinary PowerPoint slides into dynamic, story-driven learning experiences.

Frank emphasizes that today’s learners expect immersive context, deep engagement, and flexibility. iSpring Suite gives creators the tools to deliver just that: dynamic content that’s easy to build and scale.

Jeff Blackman shows how to record a polished, presenter-style course using your existing PowerPoint slides and iSpring Suite, from syncing animations with narration to choosing the right player layout.

You’ll also learn how to publish your course in multiple formats — as a video, SCORM package, or directly to your LMS — so it’s easy to share your content wherever your learners are.

This tutorial shows how you can take a regular PowerPoint and turn it into an engaging online course with iSpring Suite. Tony Laskowski covers key steps like using templates, adding narration, creating quizzes, and publishing your course.

If you're looking for a quick way to turn existing presentations into learning content and are considering iSpring Suite for your eLearning projects, take a look!

Frank Bergdoll shows how to create screen recording tutorials with iSpring Suite — complete with audio, webcam video, and interactive edits. He walks through using iSpring Cam Pro to capture your screen, customize recordings, and fine-tune videos for publishing.

Frank also explains how to export your recordings as MP4s and upload them to YouTube, making it easy to reuse your content both in courses and as standalone videos.

In this thoughtful review, Ricky Garcia shows how iSpring Suite helps you turn PowerPoint slides into interactive courses with quizzes, role-plays, and screen recordings — all in one tool.

He also reviews the built-in content library, publishing options, and shares honest thoughts on pricing, support, and whether iSpring is a smart investment for freelancers, educators, and growing L&D teams.

Frank Bergdoll shows how to record yourself presenting a PowerPoint, enhance it with narration and webcam video, and publish the result to YouTube using iSpring Suite. 

In this video, you’ll find practical tips on setting up your phone as a webcam, using high-quality audio, and customizing the course player to show slides and video side by side. Frank also shows a smart trick for extracting and reusing individual video segments from your presentation.

In this hands-on walkthrough, Frank Bergdoll, an experienced educator, shows how to bring slides to life with iSpring’s built-in templates, characters, and backgrounds, then record voiceovers slide by slide and publish directly to YouTube.

It's an easy way to transform your existing training materials into engaging videos and reach a much wider audience — whether you're teaching online or building a faceless channel.

Andrea Adams, a seasoned HR consultant and host of The HR Hub YouTube channel, shares how she built a short course on cat grooming using iSpring Suite.

She used quizzes for pre-assessment, role-plays for empathy training, and videos to guide learners through the process. Along the way, Andrea highlights iSpring Suite’s ease of use and robust content library — from ready-to-edit slide templates to a wide selection of themed characters.

Emma Berry, a digital learning designer and content creator, shares her first experience with iSpring Suite. In this hands-on review, she highlights the features that matter most to designers: reusable assets, custom characters, interactive elements, and cloud collaboration. 

Whether you're creating courses solo or working across teams, Emma shows how iSpring makes course creation smoother — especially if you already use PowerPoint.