Are you ready to elevate your e-learning content creation to new heights? Dive into our SmartTutor 360 tutorials, where innovation meets simplicity. Whether you’re a seasoned instructional designer or a beginner exploring the world of e-learning, our comprehensive tutorials empower you to craft immersive and interactive courses with SmartTutor 360.
To enable SSML support, you must enclose your text-to-speech narration with a pair of <speak> tags. This tag is supported for cloud and standard voices. Once SSML support is enabled, the Insert Text-to-Speech window includes syntax highlighting so you can easily add tags and identify SSML-enhanced text. View Supported SSML Tags SSML tags work for all standard voices. […]
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A panning effect lets you create movement and guide the learners’ focus to specific areas of the slide in succession. o create an animated panning effect, just add multiple Dynamic Zoom to a slide and make each one begin immediately after the previous one ends. Go to the Insert tab and click Dynamic Zoom. Size and position the dynamic
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SmartTutor 360 also lets you add the newly recorded video as a new slide into your current project. To add a slide from the recording screen, do one of the following ways: Open the Home tab > Record Screen Open the Home tab > New Slide > Record Screen. A dialog will be shown as below image: If you select Add Annotation, it
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System audio refers to the audio from your computer’s speakers. For example, audio associated with YouTube videos or the sound you hear when error messages pop-up in some applications. SmartTutor 360 lets you capture or record system audio while recording a software simulation or a video demo. You can also add system audio to a
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SmartTutor 360 makes it easy to create software simulation projects. These projects are ideal for teaching software-related skills in a fun, interactive way. Note: For macOS users, you must grant adequate permissions to run simulations.Navigate to System Settings > Privacy & Security, and add permissions for:AccessibilityInput MonitoringScreen Recording Grant permission to SmartTutor 360 application. Overview In the SmartTutor 360,
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In this user guide, we’ll explore how to record new video screen in SmartTutor 360 Step 1: Launch the Screen Recorder There are several ways to launch the screen recorder. Here are the three quickest ways: The SmartTutor application window will temporarily disappear and the screen recorder will launch (but it won’t start recording right
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In this user guide, you’ll learn how to add and edit slides in a question bank. Opening a Question Bank for Editing To open a question bank so you can add and edit slides, go to the Quiz tab on the ribbon, click Question Bank. Application will switch to Question Bank window and a Question Bank tab
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Randomizing slides can be beneficial in scenarios such as assessments or quizzes. For example, if a course includes quizzes with questions corresponding to specific slides, randomizing the order of these questions ensures that each learner gets a unique set of questions in a different order. This helps to minimize the potential for cheating and encourages
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SmartTutor 360 supports scoring for correct responses and incorrect responses. You can even use negative point values for incorrect responses to give learners more nuanced scoring. Understanding Quizzes’ Scoring System SmartTutor 360 offers two question types: Graded Survey The Graded type is selected for nearly all question types by default (except for Essay and Rating Scale questions).
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Actions typically refer to the set of instructions or events triggered by a user’s interaction with a course. They are always paired with events, that is, they occur in response to events. For example, when you click a button, a shape will hide or show.All actions are listed as follows Action Description Course Continue Course
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