With the upcoming release of Adobe Captivate 6 just round the corner, I can’t wait to show you a peek into the new and improved workflows in Captivate. So, let me start with my favorite feature in Captivate 6. Enjoy! 🙂
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I’ll be announcing the winner on 26th July during my Captivate training session. Stay tuned!
Happy captivating! 🙂
Hello Pooja,
Using Captivate 6, I publish for HTML 5 and check it on ipad its work perfectly, but i am not able run same output on android device. could you please suggest what should i do for the same?
Thanks,
Sagar
Hi, I’m having a problem with captivate 6 when publishing to html5. It says that the rollover captions are not supported, and thus they don’t work after publishing. This is a very important feature in my e-learning courses. Can you please suggest an alternative.
I would very much appreciate your quick reply.
Thanks,
Bayan
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During your video, how were you able to zoom in an out? What app did you use to record your Captivate session? Thanks.
I used Adobe Presenter Video Creator for it. Here’s a short tutorial on how to use it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPMDkYjpbSw
great presentation and HTML 5 is long needed. Too bad the interactions do not support video as is the case with any of the Snap! or Articulate competitors for the same or less money.
Hi,
Videos are supported in HTML5 version. Please share the project with me at pjaising at adobe dot com if you’re facing in issues.
Can one export/publish interactive projects in HTMl5 supported (MP4, OGG, WEBm) videos?
Hi Vinod,
You can publish Captivate projects to a video format, but then it won’t be interactive.
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As Christopher Dawes, I’d like to know if full Captivate functionality is supported, including all interactive features and the various Captivate effects (rotate, entrance, and so forth). What is NOT supported in the HTML5 conversion for ‘i’ devices?
Hi Barbara,
We’ll go into a lot more detail when the release comes – but you might want to check out the recent mLearning eSeminar for some general ideas about mLearning differences. One thing for example that is different about iOS is that it uses ‘touch’ to control user input to the device. This means that things like rollovers, which have become pretty mainstream in eLearning are not going to be the norm at all for mobile learning solutions. You’ll find more information about this and other mLearning issues when considering development for iOS in the recent mLearning eSeminar.
–Allen
Can’t wait!
Thanks so much for the sneak peek! Keep ’em coming!
Very impressive.
Can you tell me which LMS you are using?
What a cool sneak peek, Dr. Pooja! Thanks so much for showing us. Looking forward to the next session with you and Vish 🙂
Thank you Doctor, excellent presentation
Does the HTML5 version of the course have full feature functionality? Will it support all of the Captivate content even widgets?
Hi Christopher, you can find the details of what is supported in HTML5 format in this help document: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/captivate/cp/using/WS16484b78be4e1542-74219321367c91074e-8000.html
Great stuff! Hopefully published results will be a bit better than those obtained with the swf to html5 converter… Looking forward to Suite 3.0 😀
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