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Instead of adding question slides in SmartTutor 360 manually, you can choose to directly import question list from CSV files. Creating CSV format files and importing questions from them is useful if you have to add large number of questions in your courses. CSV stands for Comma Separated Value, using which you can create questions […]

Adding a background to your SmarTutor project is a simple and fun way to make your slides look more interesting. It’s something we do often when we create new projects, but not everyone knows the best way to do it. If you’ve been putting pictures or colored shapes on your slides and adjusting them to

Changing your background design can have dramatic effects on the overall appearance of your course, and it’s easy to do in SmartTutor 360. You can choose from several ready-made background styles or create your own. Applying Ready-Made Backgrounds SmartTutor 360 has a gallery of ready-made background styles. (The colors are based on your theme colors.)

The SmartTutor 360 clipboard lets you cut, copy, paste, and duplicate content. There’s also a handy feature, called the format painter, that quickly copies attributes from one object to another. In this user guide, we’ll get acquainted with the clipboard tools. Cut Copy Paste Duplicate Format Painter Cut You can cut text, objects, slides, and

You can modify the duration of a transition, modify the transition effect, and even specify a sound to play during a transition. Also, you can specify the time to spend on a slide before advancing to the next. Set the speed of a transition Use Duration to set transition speed. A shorter duration means that a slide

Import PowerPoint presentations into SmartTutor 360 to leverage existing content. It’s a great way to speed up course development, especially if subject matter experts are drafting content for you in a program familiar to them. Tips: Most PowerPoint features are supported in SmartTutor, but some aren’t. See this article for details. Importing PowerPoint Slides First,

With the LMS option, you can create a package for uploading to any learning management system. To create a package to upload to an LMS, select the standard that your LMS supports: SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, and Experience API (Tin Can), and publish the course. Publishing a Course To test and adjust online courses, we recommend using

When you want learners to access a SmartTutor 360 course over the internet or a private intranet, and if you don’t need to track their progress, then web publishing is for you. (If you do need to track learners’ results, publish for LMS/LRS.) Step 1: Prepare Your Course for HTML5 Publishing Use the Folder field to choose where you want to