ScenarioSplice

What ScenarioSplice is

ScenarioSplice is a web-based, no-code authoring tool for building self-paced training scenarios where learners make choices and encounter consequences. Authors arrange connected pages as a decision tree using a visual editor with drag, zoom, rearrange, and edit controls. Each page can carry a correct, partial, incorrect, or informational tag, with color-coded learner feedback and aggregate class results. Optional AI can draft or rewrite page text and suggest choices; authors decide whether to accept each suggestion.

After validation, a scenario can be published as an unlisted link, which its author can revoke. Links can be shared through an LMS, email, Slack, internal training portals, Canvas, Google Classroom, and Schoology. Learners participate in a browser on desktop computers, laptops, tablets, or phones, without an app install or account. Class analytics include completion rates, results by feedback tag, drop-off pages, and common paths, using anonymous interaction data. Authors can export scenarios as JSON. The free plan includes unlimited scenarios, assignment links, cohorts, the full editor, AI drafting assistance, images, and aggregate class results. Professional costs $19 a month and adds custom branding, a reusable brand kit, CSV results export, and private access-code sharing. The product supports quiz scenarios but has no dedicated quiz mode with shuffling, numbering, or a running score.

Who it suits

ScenarioSplice suits teachers, instructional designers, trainers, and health or public-health educators who teach through decision-making scenarios. It is also a fit for organizations sharing self-paced training by link and reviewing anonymous class-level outcomes.

Limits

The free plan includes ScenarioSplice attribution. CSV results export and private access-code sharing are available on Professional at $19 a month. A single-file HTML export is described as coming in a subsequent release; JSON export is available at any time.

Getting started

1. Open scenariosplice.com in a web browser.
2. Sign in as an author using Google OAuth.
3. Build a scenario from connected pages in the visual editor.
4. Validate the scenario and publish it as an unlisted link.
5. Share the link through an LMS, email, Slack, a training portal, Canvas, Google Classroom, or Schoology.
6. Learners open the link in a browser on a desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone.

Verdict

Choose ScenarioSplice to create branching, self-paced training and review aggregate learner outcomes, including on its free plan. Look elsewhere if your training depends on a dedicated quiz mode with shuffling, numbering, or a running score.