
Editorial Digital
A Spanish company creating and digitizing e-learning materials, including PDF and SCORM production, instructional design, learning platforms, editing and audiovisual content.
About Editorial Digital
What Editorial Digital does
Editorial Digital develops online-training content from concept through delivery. Its services cover course planning, writing, layout, copy editing, publication on a virtual campus and subsequent assessment. Projects use instructional-design methods and can incorporate gamification.
Services
- PDF production that converts teaching material into interactive formats suitable for different platforms
- SCORM course production combining conventional lessons with interactive learning resources
- Instructional design and gamification based on the target audience and custom course goals
- Learning-management system development for clients that do not have an online campus
- Copy editing and conversion of longer teaching materials into short learning modules
- Audiovisual content, including professional voice-over and video production
Clients
The company serves three broad groups: institutions and nonprofits, formal and nonformal education providers, and businesses training their employees. It reports experience with large projects and collaboration with established education organizations in both remote and classroom instruction.
Tools and capabilities
Editorial Digital uses proprietary authoring tools and Articulate Storyline 360 to develop interactive courses. It offers prospective clients a free trial.
Contact
Address: Calle de Julio López 6, Chamartín, 28002 Madrid, Spain. Phone: 611 01 40 20. Email: hola@editorialdigital.es. Phone hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–8 p.m.; WhatsApp contact is advertised at any time.
The company can manage either a single production step or the full course workflow, so a project brief should identify the source material, audience, accessibility needs, SCORM or platform requirements and expected assessment method.
E-learning content and SCORM production