Support
Use the product help for everyday authoring questions, explore the developer references for custom courseware, or contact Logicdriven when you need a hand.
Documentation
Technical documentation for extending Impression and building custom learner experiences with the same structured lesson content authored in Scribe.
JavaScript framework
Explore the Base Class Framework used by Impression Courseware Engines, including persistence, lesson and Storyboard data, events, media, canvas behavior, players, and simulation interfaces.
Open the BCF 2.0 reference →Integration API
Connect external web or desktop applications to the active Impression project. The SDK reference covers the Content, Talk, and Utilities APIs used to exchange data and coordinate application behavior.
Open the Connect SDK reference →Developer SDKs
Connect specialized applications to Scribe with the free Connect SDK. For advanced development, source developer kits let teams build a custom Courseware Engine or integrate Unity simulations at the source level; most teams never need them.
Advanced development
The complete source of the Courseware Engine, for teams building an engine of their own. Not required to author, customize, or publish courseware.
Advanced development
Source for connecting Unity simulations to Impression lessons and the Courseware Engine. Not required to author or deliver simulations in Scribe.
Available
Build custom web or desktop applications that work with the active project, lesson, and Storyboard in Scribe through the Content, Talk, and Utilities APIs.
Product help
Impression Scribe includes its complete authoring help with the application, so instructions remain available while you work. Open Help from Scribe whenever you need guidance on projects, lessons, Storyboards, media, publishing, SCORM and xAPI, or application settings.
The Getting Started lesson installed with Scribe provides a hands-on introduction inside the authoring tool.
Tell us what you were doing, what you expected, and what happened. Screenshots, error messages, and log files are especially useful for technical issues.