Branching ScenariosAvailable
Branching scenarios and dialogue simulations
Let employees practise real situations — sales, service, difficult conversations: every choice changes the state and leads to its own ending.
Free, no sign-up
How a scenario works
Situation → action → change of state → consequence → next scene. No programming, right on the map.
Scene
An image of the place, a named character and the text of the situation or a line.Action
Up to six choices: what the learner does or says. Each one leads to its own scene.State
Variables such as “Customer trust” or “Document received”: a choice adds, subtracts or sets a value.Conditions
A choice appears only in the right state, and a scene rule moves on based on accumulated values.Ending
The outcome of the story: “passed” or “failed”, indicators and the learner’s path.Package
SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004 or HTML: the LMS receives the status, score and indicators.
What the tool will do
The plan for the first version
Branching
Every choice leads to its own scene, and scene rules branch on accumulated state.Dialogue simulator
Character lines with a name and picture, the employee’s replies as choices.Consequences
After a choice — a short explanation of why it worked or was risky.Scores and indicators
The score variable and indicators go to the LMS together with the completion status.
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- AssignmentsAssign the course to employees and groups with deadlines.
- ProgressSee who has started, finished or got stuck.
- ReportsTest results and completion in reports.
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Frequently asked questions
Short answers to common questions
For practising soft skills: sales, customer service, handling conflicts and onboarding. Employees make mistakes in a safe environment, not with a real customer.
No. You build the scenario on a map: scenes, actions and the links between them, while variables and conditions are set in form fields.
For now, choosing one of the options in each scene. Clicking objects in a scene, drag and drop and video that pauses for a decision are coming next.
The status “passed”, “failed” or “completed”, the score variable and the indicators in the SCORM objectives.
No. The scenario is kept for 72 hours, and the editor link stays with you — use it to come back and keep working.
Yes, creating and exporting scenarios is free, with no sign-up or payment.
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