We thought we’d share this for three reasons:
a) We think the content in itself will be interesting to the community
b) I think it shows how nicely you can push Captivate to make interactive video files. This does NOT look like a vanilla Captivate course, but I can assure you it is all done in Captivate. Really!
c) We’re crowd sourcing user testing to make sure it really does work on all devices without glitch! Let us know if it crashes on your device.
What do you think?
The contents and design were helpful. Thank you.
Well done! Thank you!
This is the future of teaching and learning!
A nice blend of interactivity and multi media.
Yes on iPad it is irritating: I use Ipad Pro and I have never experienced the behaviour like i.e. not responding. I reckon the resources for this short demo were not optimised to begin with.
I did a bit of video editing (hyper-video editing implementations of MPV specification was patented) and the key is to have the resources optimiseed to begin with.
However if I had to guess I would think the branching is coursing these glitches… theaofm
This is an excellent piece of e-learning. It’s good to see Captivate used in this way. I have created similar style of e-Learning using Lectora (very easy to this on that platform btw). I don’t have too many opportunities, these days to this type of training in the corporate world but it’s nice to see this.
Thanks for the feedback!
I really like this example! Is there a captivate example file associated with this demo? Thanks so much!
I liked the mix of video and interaction. There were some transition glitches and it it takes a lot of bandwidth to play smoothly. How does it look on a phone?
Great little piece – short and sharp – another thing to consider when addressing learners: get to the point and don’t give too much information at the outset, but lead them to delve deeper.
Nice. Very clean, very focused.
Really great mix of video, audio, and interactive elements in this demo. I have brainstormed some ideas using this concept for our organization and am glad to see that it can be done well. Thanks for sharing.
The only issue I encountered was that I had to click several times on a choice before it would advance. The rollover highlighting responded quickly, however. (Maxthon 4.4.8 Browser)
Brilliant! Some of the cross-fades acted a little wonky in IE11 (forced to use).
I really enjoyed the use of video to make this more interactive. I can see several different ways that this would benefit training projects that I am currently working on. I viewed the project via computer and did not experience any glitches on my end, however, I did notice a small delay between transitions. I would have never guessed this was created in Captivate. Great job!
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