iSpring Pro

From PowerPoint’s familiar interface you can create presentations for e-Learning or for marketing purposes. iSpring Pro integrates with PowerPoint and allows you to create presentations that include audio and video narration, links and references, web objects and Flash movies. When you’re done with the presentation, you can preview it, export it, or publish it. The nice thing is that iSpring Pro has lots of publishing options to offer.

The system requirements for running iSpring Pro are: 1GHz processor or better; at least 1GB of RAM (2GB or more recommended); 500MB of free disk space; 1024x768 resolution or higher; 32-bit video card or better; sound card and mic (to record audio narrations).

iSpring Pro is compatible with 32- and 64-bit Windows editions, any edition from Windows XP onward.
iSpring Pro is compatible with PowerPoint 2007 and newer.
iSpring Pro is compatible with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Safari.

The first time you run iSpring Pro, you will be presented with a “Welcome to iSpring Pro” dialog. It tells you that iSpring Pro is a PowerPoint add-in for e-Learning and presentation authoring, it shows you where to find iSpring Pro on PowerPoint’s interface, and it offers to launch PowerPoint.

Every time you run iSpring Pro after that, you will be presented with a “Quick Start” dialog. It invites you to create a new course, it lists all the courses you recently worked on, it features links to video tutorials, a community forum, a knowledge base, and support.

As mentioned above, iSpring Pro is a PowerPoint add-in. I have Office 2013 on my PC and I could easily access iSpring Pro from PowerPoint’s ribbon – iSpring Pro’s tab is the last tab on the right. Said tab nicely presents all the functionality iSpring Pro has to offer: record audio, record video, manage narrations, web object, Flash movie, preview, publish. iSpring Pro has lots of publishing options to offer: web, CD, iSpring Learn, LMS.

Please note that the trial version of iSpring Pro puts a watermark on everything you publish. If you purchase a license, Spring Pro won't place a watermark on published courses.

By using PowerPoint and iSpring Pro you can quickly create courses, presentations, or marketing materials that include images, text, Flash movies, audio narrations, and more.