Frequently Asked Questions

Practical answers to common questions about PeppercornMedia, eLearning development and how projects work.

Frequently asked questions

What does PeppercornMedia do?

PeppercornMedia develops clear, practical, LMS-ready eLearning materials for organisations that need professional online training. This can include Storyline and Rise modules, SCORM packages, learner guide refreshes, knowledge checks and LMS-ready support.

Do you deliver training?

No. PeppercornMedia develops training materials but does not deliver training.

Do you conduct training needs analysis?

No. PeppercornMedia does not conduct formal training needs analysis. Clients generally provide the source content, learning need, target audience details and required outputs.

Do you work with RTOs?

Yes. PeppercornMedia has over 20 years of Australian VET sector experience and can support RTOs with learning materials for accredited and non-accredited training.

Can you convert PowerPoint into eLearning?

Yes. Existing PowerPoint slides can often be converted into a clearer Rise module, Storyline module or SCORM-ready package, depending on the content and intended learner experience.

Can you fix an existing Storyline or Rise course?

Yes. PeppercornMedia can help improve existing eLearning modules that are outdated, inconsistent, hard to use or not working properly.

What platforms do you support?

PeppercornMedia can support content development and packaging for tools and platforms such as Articulate Storyline, Articulate Rise, SCORM, Moodle, LearnWorlds and aXcelerate.

Do you use AI?

AI-supported tools may be used where they add value, such as scripting support, visual concepts, prototyping or content refinement. Every project remains human-designed, reviewed and quality checked.

How much does a project cost?

Small jobs may be completed at an hourly rate of $75 per hour. Larger projects are quoted based on size, complexity, source material, interactivity and required outputs.

What should I provide before requesting a quote?

It helps to provide the existing content, the target audience, the intended outcome, the preferred format, the LMS or platform being used, and any required timeframe.