Product & Updates
SCORM 1.2 vs SCORM 2004: Which Do You Actually Need?
The practical differences between SCORM versions, why 1.2 is still the safest default, and when 2004 is genuinely worth it.
SCORM Course Not Tracking Completion? 7 Things to Check
The most common reasons a SCORM package uploads fine but never marks complete — and how to fix each one.
How to Upload a SCORM Course to Canvas LMS
Canvas handles SCORM differently to most platforms. Here's how to upload, publish, and get grades flowing back correctly.
How to Upload a SCORM Course to TalentLMS
Getting a SCORM package into TalentLMS, configuring completion tracking, and troubleshooting the errors that stop courses registering.
How to Upload a SCORM Course to Moodle (Step by Step)
A complete walkthrough for uploading a SCORM 1.2 package to Moodle — the exact settings, the common errors, and how to check tracking actually works.
How to Add Video to Your Online Course (YouTube, Vimeo, or Self-Hosted)
A practical guide to adding course video that actually plays — the real trade-offs between YouTube, Vimeo and self-hosting, plus step-by-step instructions for getting video into your course.
What Is a Standalone HTML Course Export and When Should You Use It?
A standalone HTML course is a self-contained package you can host anywhere or run offline — no learning platform required. Here's what it is and when to choose it over SCORM.
How to Choose Between CourseConverter's Free, Solo, and Pro Plans
A plain-English guide to CourseConverter's Free, Solo and Pro plans — what each includes, who they suit, and how to pick without overpaying or hitting limits mid-project.
SCORM 1.2 Export: How to Get Your Course Into Any LMS
A practical, step-by-step guide to exporting a SCORM 1.2 package and uploading it to Moodle, Canvas, TalentLMS and other LMSs — including how to bundle media for offline reliability.
How to Brand Your Course With Your Logo, Colours, and Fonts
A practical walkthrough of branding your e-learning courses in CourseConverter — logo placement, theme presets, custom colours and font choices, plus why consistent branding actually matters.
How to Turn a Process or Workflow Into a Visual Course Section
Got a multi-step process buried in a wall of text? Here's how to turn it into a clean, numbered visual section that learners can actually follow and remember.
How to Import a Word Document and Turn It Into a Course
A hands-on, beginner-friendly walkthrough of turning a Word document into a finished e-learning course — formatting your doc, adding quizzes and flip cards with simple tags, and knowing exactly what gets built.
What Is Bring-Your-Own-Key (BYOK) AI and Why Does It Matter?
BYOK lets you plug your own AI provider key into a tool, so you control the cost, keep your content yours, and see exactly what you're paying for. Here's how it works and why it's more honest than opaque AI credits.
Introducing drag-and-drop matching
A new interactive block: learners drag items to their correct matches, with instant scoring and retry.
How to Generate Knowledge Check Questions From Your Course Content
Writing good quiz questions is slow, fiddly work. Here's how CourseConverter generates a relevant, scenario-based Knowledge Check straight from your existing module content — and how to refine it until it's right.
How to Rewrite and Improve Course Text With AI
Most course drafts are nearly there but read a little clunky. Here's how to use AI inside CourseConverter to tighten, simplify or fix any text block — with a before/after view so you stay in control.
How to Generate Course Images With AI (Without a Designer)
You wrote the course, but the blank spots where images should go are slowing you down. Here's how to generate illustrations, photos, diagrams and covers that match your theme — without hiring a designer or hunting through stock libraries.
How to Back Up Your Online Course (and Why You Should)
Your course content shouldn't live in one platform with no way out. Here's a practical approach to backing up your courses — and why a portable, editable backup matters more than most creators realise.
Introducing Word Export: Edit Your Course Offline and Re-Import It
You can now export any course back to a Word document — edit it offline, hand it to a reviewer, or keep it as a real backup. Then re-import it as a fresh course. No lock-in, no copying and pasting.
How Do You Add Images and Video to an Online Course?
A direct answer on adding images and video to a course, and hosting them reliably.
Introducing image hotspots
Place clickable markers on any image — learners tap to reveal details. Great for diagrams, equipment, maps, and more.
Add AI voice narration to your courses
Turn any paragraph into spoken audio with nine AI voices — built for accessibility and learners who prefer to listen.
SCORM vs HTML Export: Which Should You Choose?
Two ways to deliver your course, two different jobs. Here's how to pick the right export.
Turn your PowerPoint decks into interactive courses
Upload a .pptx and let AI turn your slides into a structured, editable course — grouping slides into modules and bringing in your text, speaker notes, and images.
Switching from Articulate Rise? You can now import your courses in one click
Bring your existing Articulate Rise courses into CourseConverter. Export as SCORM, upload, and we rebuild it as a fully editable course — text, images, tabs, accordions, and process blocks converted automatically.
Can You Export an Online Course to Your LMS?
A direct answer on getting a course into a Learning Management System using SCORM.
Start Faster: How Course Templates Cut Build Time
Templates remove the blank-page problem. Here's how to use them to ship a course faster.
Where to Find More Course Illustrations: A Guide to Storyset
CourseConverter has a built-in illustration library — but when you need something specific, Storyset is a great free source. Here's how to use it.
What Is CourseConverter and How Does It Work?
A direct answer explaining what CourseConverter is, who it's for, and how it works.
Building Courses That Don't Suck: Why We Built CourseConverter
The thinking behind CourseConverter and how interactive blocks change what an online course can be.