Composica Reviews

I like the simplicity in the user interface.

There are no features that I dislike. I think it is a great product.

I am solving problems with getting information to subscribers.

I loved the collaborative tools we could use in composica. I am an ISD so I created storyboards and sent them to our elearning team to build out extensively in Compoisca. Then I would go in and add content/edits/etc. I loved being able to send preview links (with task abilities) to our SMEs too.

I didn't like the weird complexity of the program. This tool should be more intuitive and easier to do basic functions... ie: change text color and create 'normal' bullets.

Make easier to view on mobile devices.

We have realized how wonderful the video feature is in this program and the reversion features... this program is much easier than storyline program's.

The greatest value this product brings our company is the ability to work collaboratively on projects.

Personally, I am not a fan of the interactions offered. I'm not sure if this is directly related to Composica or how our organization has set it up. I think having half of the screen with an image and then the other half text is boring and ineffective. The interactions are not truly interactive and limited.

We are able to deliver distance training to our employees that doesn't use an incredible amount of bandwidth. We are able to incorporate videos into the modules without it slowing down our end-users.

I like that it's web-based and that you can collaborate easily across teams when using it. You can assign tasks on specific pages / modules and submit them directly to a teammate who can pick up the task, see what you need help with, and then complete the task for you or send it back to you or send it to someone else. This also allows for version-control. When you log in and edit a page in Composica, you are seeing the current version and it is locked for other users to edit. So you don't have multiple versions of a project floating around.

I dislike its ease of use - my team is not super technical or well-versed in HTML, Flash, and other coding. So we have to rely heavily on our e-learning team to build training for us in Composica. It's also not the most user-friendly interface. It's not based on any common or well-known interfaces like other authoring tools are, so it requires learning a whole new set of rules. I also just find a lot of gliches working with it, placing text and images, etc.

The ability to collaborate and assign tasks helps ensure consistency across all teams / projects. It's also nice to go in and have access to all of our internal offerings and be able to review / edit as necessary.