Pentext's iSpring Training course is designed to instruct while you develop a new iSpring Training Videos or Software Demonstrations that are specific to your corporate needs. This helps you to move your project forward while learning the iSpring skills necessary for your immediate requirement. We provide all the expertise, planning documents, templates and style guides. All pentext courses are accompanied by our six months of complete support services. At the end of the course, you will have a complete project developed script and storyboard that you can use to develop the rest of your content immediately.

Overview
All courses are specific to your corporate needs. That means that one of our instructors will work with you (or your team) specifically; we do not mix training participants from different companies. We work through the course using your content or deliverable, as part of the exercise. That way, after the course, you already have some or all of your project complete. You can also contact your instructor for six months after the course is complete for full support.

Basic Training Training (per participant)
Online Training: $895.00 (one day), 1350.00 (two day)
Classroom: $895.00 (one day), 1350.00 (two day)
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Learn while you develop (per participant)
Online Training, Classroom, or Onsite: $3995.00 (4 days)
*You develop 3 "real" training videos with audio for your organization during these training session. We know it's not cheap but it's worth it.
This training option is best suited for participants who want to learn through hands-on-training. You develop your own content that you can use inyour video library immediately.
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Custom Development Addons (can be added to 1 day or 2 day training courses)
Add a "Developing for Handheld Devices" module for the iPhone, Blackberry, or Google Android ($399.00)
Develop a real training video(s) for your organization during the training session. (599.00 per video)
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About the iSpring Training Course

iSpring training course teaches participants to build software demonstrations and interactive training/ assessment simulations. Using a task-based approach, participants learn the key features of iSpring and apply best practices throughout the creation of an in-class project. Participants also learn how to create, maintain and update projects.

After Training Support
Six months of support is provided to all participants at no extra cost. Participants can communicate with their instructors by telephone, email, and receive immediate impromptu support through our remote desktop training tool.

Course Outline

Module 1: Developing a Content Development Plan
This sections teaches you the basics required to plan your training development project. At the end of this section you will have a complete development plan that you can use for your projects.

Analyzing your Audience
- Bandwidth Considerations
- Analyzing your Resources
- Analyzing your Constraints
- Screen Resolution
- Instructional Design
- Linear or Interactive flow

Defining your Objectives
- Overall Training Objectives
- Activity Objectives
- Task Objectives

Creating a Content Outline
- Instructional Design for your Project
- Defining Modules
- Chunking Content
- Understanding Linear and Interactive Paths
- Interactive Module Access Points

Writing a Two-column Script
- Understanding the communication column and the Actions Column
- Writing to be Heard
- Associating Narrative and Screen Actions
- Writing for Team Development
- Defining your audio file name in your script

Creating a Storyboard
- Developing a Key Frame Storyboard
- Identifying Major Transitions
- Communicating Transitions and Actions

Defining Interactivity
- Creating an Interactive Flowchart
- Understanding Linear and Interactive Content
- Maintaining a Users Attention
- Planning to Create Multiple Paths - Branching
- Structuring your iSpring Movies

Module 2 - Manually Recording a Simulation
- Describing your Movie Assignment
- Describing the Working Environment
- Introducing iSpring Recording
- Understanding the Recorder Interface

Manually Recording a New Movie
- Previewing a Movie
- Practice
- What you have learned

Module 3 - Manually Recording Audio
- Describing your Audio Assignment
- Describing the Working Environment
- Introducing Camtasia Audio Editor
- Understanding the Audio Editor Interface

Recording Audio
- Editing Audio
- Viewing Video in Audio Editor
- Synchronizing Video and Audio
- Saving your File
- Practice
- What you have learned

Module 4 – Producing your Movie – Importing Content
- Describing your Production Assignment
- Describing the Production Environment
- Introducing Camtasia Studio
- Understanding the Studio Interface

Importing Media Content
- Adding and editing AVI files
- Adding and editing Audio
- Adding Images

Module 5 – Producing your Movie – Editing Media
- Describing your Editing Assignment
- Describing your Editing Tools
- Adjusting Video
- Adjusting Audio
- Using Transitions
- Adding Callouts
- Flash HotSpots
- Zoom-n-Pan

Module 6 – Producing your Movie – Producing Content
- Describing your Production Assignment
- Describing your Production Options
- Understanding the benefits of Various Outputs

Producing Content
- AVI video file
- Flash (SWF) movie file
- Flash Video (FLV) file
- QuickTime (MOV) movie file
- Windows Media (WMV) streaming media file
- RealMedia (RM) streaming media file