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Creatium Studio User Guide
  1. Getting started
  2. Creating and exporting an interactive video
  3. Creating a knowledge check
  4. Creating an AI roleplay
  5. Creating an AI coach
  6. Creating a simulation
  7. Frequently asked questions

User Guide

Getting started

What you’ll learn

A high-level walkthrough of Creatium Studio, including how the platform is organized and where to find the core tools for creating, managing, and sharing interactive learning experiences.

Understand the main navigation

When you log into Creatium Studio, you'll land on the home page where you can jump straight into creating. Choose from Interactive lessons, Coaches, Simulations, Knowledge checks, and Roleplays. Each card takes you into a guided workflow for that content type.

The Creatium Studio home page, headed "What will you create today?", with cards for Interactive lessons, Coaches and Simulations, and Teach, Practice and Projects down the left sidebar.

The left sidebar organizes the rest of your workspace:

Teach: Create interactive lessons and AI coaches. This is where you build content that teaches your learners a topic or concept.

The Teach menu open in the sidebar, offering "Interactive video and slides" and "AI coach".

Practice: Create simulations, knowledge checks, and AI roleplays. This is where you build content that lets learners apply and test what they've learned.

The Practice menu open in the sidebar, offering Roleplay, Simulation and Knowledge check.

Projects: Your content library. View, edit, duplicate, and manage everything you've created. Use the filter tabs at the top to find specific content types, and share any project with teammates directly from here.

The Projects library, "All your projects in one place", with filter tabs for Lessons, Coaches, Roleplays, Knowledge checks and Simulations above a grid of project cards.

Collaborate with your team

Share any project with colleagues by clicking the three-dot menu on a project card and selecting Share.

A project card's three-dot menu open, listing Rename, Duplicate, Share, Move to and Delete.

Assign permission levels (Editor, Commentor, or Viewer), work on the same project in real time, and leave comments on individual slides to collect and manage feedback in one place.

The Share panel open over a lesson, listing two collaborators with a permission dropdown showing Editor, Commentor and Viewer.
The lesson editor with the Comments panel open at the left and a teammate's comment attached to a slide.

Review learner analytics

Track learner engagement and performance by opening Analytics in your account settings. View participation, review responses and rubric-based evaluations, and identify where learners may need additional support.

The Analytics screen in account settings, showing total users, sessions, courses and lessons, total learning hours, and donut charts for device distribution and completion funnel.

Continue: Creating and exporting an interactive video