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Re-skill vs Articulate

Articulate now has two answers: Articulate 360, the per-seat authoring suite with AI generation, and Frontline, which turns a file into a kit shared by link. Re-skill answers the question after the kit: did the organisation learn what it owed? Today: the whole course, checked, approved, in your LMS. Next: proof it worked.

Articulate

Articulate 360 is a seat-licensed authoring suite that now generates content, avatar video and 80+ translations, metered by credits, and exports SCORM. Frontline turns a file or topic into a kit of short pieces shared by link. Per their plan table, Frontline does not export SCORM.

Re-skill

A course production line with a memory. It reads what your organisation already holds, builds the whole course in your words, checks every screen against the source, and a named person approves it on record. Then one package into your LMS. Next: the report that says whether it worked.

ArticulateRe-skill
What you start withA blank slide, a prompt, or a file from your driveThe policies, manuals and wikis you already hold, connected read-only
What you getScreens you author, or a kit of short pieces shared by linkA whole course: curriculum, lessons, narrated avatar video, quizzes, slides
Checked against the sourceReview comments from colleagues before launchAn internal reviewer flags anything your documents do not support
Who signs it offWhoever publishesA named person on your team, on record, before a learner sees it
LanguagesTranslated after building into 80+ languages, metered by creditsArabic, Russian, English and Tajik written and narrated in the language
Into your LMSFrontline shares by link; SCORM, xAPI and cmi5 need Articulate 360The whole course as SCORM 1.2, 2004 or xAPI, quizzes included
Proof it workedCompletion, surveys and tutor questions, per their siteNext on the roadmap: verified skills and your own KPI, read at 60 days

Choose Articulate when

You want to build bespoke interactions yourself in Storyline, which it does well, or you need a quick kit for one team shared by link, and neither the LMS record nor a named approval is part of the question.

Choose Re-skill when

You owe the business courses and have the documents but not the studio. A reviewer has to sign them off, they have to land in your LMS in the language your people read, and someone will eventually ask what changed.

Arvand Bank

"Re-skill gave us one platform to create courses quickly and track progress across our 1,000 employees. It's now a core part of how we run L&D."

Sarvinoz, Head of L&D, Arvand Bank

Questions

It starts from the same place, a file in, and it can reach your drive too. What comes out differs: a full course rather than a kit, a check against the source, a named approval on record rather than colleagues' comments, and one SCORM package in your LMS. Per their plan table, Frontline does not export SCORM, xAPI or cmi5.

Today: completion and scores in your LMS, and a named approval on every screen. Next on the roadmap: an outcome report against the number you already track, trained group against not yet trained, read at 60 days. We label it next because it is not shipped.

Generation is the start. Re-skill checks every lesson against your documents, has a named person approve it on record, and lands it in your LMS as SCORM, written and narrated natively in Arabic, Russian, English or Tajik.

Keep them for bespoke interactions; Storyline is good at that. Bring Re-skill the documents behind your compliance and onboarding backlog and see what comes back in 30 minutes.

Bring one document. See the difference in 30 minutes.

We build a module from your own policy, in your language, and you watch your reviewers approve it. Then decide.

Thirty minutes, your document, your language. Then decide.