Skillduck
SkillDuck creates interactive training from existing company material or a topic and learning goals. The official overview describes structuring the material into chapters, adding interactions and reviewing the course before rollout. It is relevant to onboarding, product training and other repeatable learning needs, rather than treating a generated course as already approved instruction.
Build from the right source material
You can upload PowerPoint, PDF or Word documents, describe a topic, or combine company material with AI-generated content. Define the audience's prior knowledge and the tone before generating a course.
The feature description lists quizzes, flashcards, hotspot graphics and video interactions. Those formats offer ways to practice or check understanding, but an automatically generated quiz still needs review. Confirm its answer against the approved training material and whether the question tests the learning objective.
For safety or compliance topics, keep a qualified reviewer responsible for the instructions. A completion record does not establish that the course meets every requirement for your workplace.
Edit, translate and deliver
SkillDuck describes an editor for adjusting content and corporate presentation. Courses can be shared by link or exported as SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004 or xAPI for an existing learning system.
Check the exported course in your actual learning environment, including its interactions and completion behavior. The publisher's broad compatibility language does not replace that verification.
Automatic translation covers course text and interactions, with updates linked to the source course. However, the website presents different language counts across its overview, feature page and plans. Use the allowance for your chosen plan, and review the translated meaning rather than assuming every version needs no attention.
Choose the annual license and scope
The pricing page says all plans are annual licenses with personally quoted prices based on team size and course volume. It does not establish one published monthly subscription price.
Starter includes one author license, courses up to 30 minutes and German/English translation. Business lists eight author licenses, courses up to 60 minutes and up to ten languages. Enterprise lists broader language, course-length and governance options.
The website offers a 14-day trial without a credit card; that is not a permanent free plan. Confirm which editing, branding and review features belong to the selected license before rollout. SkillDuck's published sources support training generation and maintenance, but this overview does not claim a hands-on LMS export, verified learning improvement or independently audited data protection.