upresenter

uPresenter lets educators and training teams create interactive slide or responsive lessons, deliver them through classes or LMS exports, and review learner results.

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Who it's for

  • Corporate training teams creating onboarding or compliance content and tracking completion.
  • Educators who want to build interactive lessons and run them through built-in classes.
  • Freelancers and consultants delivering interactive sessions and sharing learner reports with clients.

How it fits your workflow

Start from a blank project, template, duplicate, or reusable public presentation, then choose a fixed slide canvas or responsive fluid layout. Add text, media, visual elements, and interactions; AI can help generate or refine content.

Configure questions, scoring, feedback, navigation, animations, and other interactions. Collaborators can review the work using viewer, commenter, or editor access.

Publish a link, assign the lesson to a built-in class, run it offline as HTML5, or export it as xAPI, SCORM 1.2, or SCORM 2004. Review completion, scores, attempts, learning time, and question responses.

Pricing

Free: The page offers free creation but does not specify plan limits or included features.

The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with upresenter directly.

Prices checked on Oct 5, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.

Key features

Slide and fluid authoring
Create fixed-size presentations or responsive, scrolling lessons in the same editor.
AI-assisted authoring
Generate presentations, slides, quizzes, charts, and images, or use AI to refine text, grammar, and readability. Generated results remain editable.
Interactive questions
Create graded or survey questions with scoring, attempts, answer feedback, and review. The page lists 14 types, including multiple choice, matching, hotspots, and Drag the Words.
Built-in classes
Create classes, invite learners with a join code, organize lessons, control lesson order, and follow learner progress.
Collaboration and review
Invite viewers, commenters, and editors; see live collaborator pointers; discuss feedback; and use version history.
Learner reporting
Review attempts, completion, scores, learning time, and individual question responses in presentation, lesson, and class reports.

Getting started

  1. Create a project from a blank canvas, template, duplicate, or reusable public presentation.
  2. Select a fixed slide or responsive fluid layout.
  3. Add content and configure learning activities, assessment, and feedback.
  4. Choose a delivery method and review learner activity.