Mindsmith is an AI authoring tool for instructional designers that ships lessons to your LMS. StudyBits builds the course and delivers it too — assignments, an assistant on your own knowledge, and comprehension tracking in one place.
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StudyBits builds a course on the homepage, before any account
Both use AI to turn source material into interactive lessons with questions, and both export SCORM. Mindsmith is an authoring tool priced per author: you build the lesson, then deliver it through an LMS, a link or an embed. StudyBits covers the whole loop — build, assign, answer questions, prove it landed — for teams without a separate LMS.
Mindsmith exports SCORM, HTML and PDF. Keep the static SCORM packages for anything already in your LMS, and rebuild in StudyBits from the source documents to get assignments, tracking and the assistant in one place.
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For teams that want to build and deliver training in one place, yes. Mindsmith is an authoring tool that sends lessons to your LMS; StudyBits builds the course and also assigns it, tracks comprehension and answers employee questions from your documents.
No. StudyBits assigns courses, sends reminders and tracks completion and comprehension itself. If you already have an LMS, every course also exports as SCORM 1.2.
Mindsmith charges per author seat. Learners are free, but assigning, reminding and tracking them assumes an LMS you pay for separately, and learner role-play costs $2 a session after the first 100. StudyBits is one price for everyone in your band, with authoring, delivery, tracking, role-play and the assistant included — and a free plan to start.
Yes — graded practice conversations are part of StudyBits, not billed per session.
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