I’ve been using Adobe Captivate for over a decade now, and have always faced one big challenge. If I had to get an answer to a question, find the steps to troubleshoot an issue, learn a new Captivate skill, or learn about some time-saving tips and tricks, I had to literally explore the web to find the resources. Chances were that I would find them at one or more of these places: Adobe Captivate blog, blog pages hosted by the Captivate experts, Captivate forum, Captivate help pages, LinkedIn groups, Facebook page, YouTube channel, Lynda.com courses, and the list goes on. There’s plethora of information and wonderful tips available related to Captivate, but no common platform to access all of it together.
But since last few months, things have changed for good. We now have access to Adobe eLearning community, which brings together the forum questions, FAQs, blog posts by eLearning experts, tutorials, and ability to showcase your work, and share tips and tricks. And icing on the on cake is that along with the ability to access the community portal from any browser, you can also access the Community portal from right inside Adobe Captivate 9. This really helps when you are working on a project, and need instant help. Just click the Community button on the toolbar and you can access the Community portal right away. Then, search for the information you are looking for. If you can’t find it, post a new question, and get a reply from one of the Captivate experts. And while you are on the page, you can also explore the unanswered questions and post your answers to give back to the community. You can also write a blog post, share some quick tips, write testimonials, or upload/embed a video tutorial to broadcast the information to all the Captivate users. It’s that simple!
The eLearning Community gives each user a personalized experience. You will see the content that is most relevant to you. It also recognizes your contribution to the community by offering points for different activities. These points add up and help you achieve levels. On reaching the higher level, you get some nice incentives, like complimentary licenses, invitation to speak at the webinars, and invitation to speak at live Adobe events.
It’s now easier than ever to engage with Captivate users. If you’ve not yet explored the Adobe eLearning Community, I invite you to join all the awesome Captivate folks here!
Happy Captivating! 
This is my second day in the community. I am kinda overwhelmed by all the information here.However, it is definitely beneficial to explore more opportunities with eLearning. Thanks.
Being a new member I have already experienced the great support from the community.
I agree that the e-learning Community site has gotten more active over the past few months. I started using it a little bit in May, but got busy with other things. I created a new account a few days ago and the activity and number of active community members has increased.
Like Todd I hope to make Guide soon and I will keep participating so I can keep my Captivate 2017.
So this is different than the forums? I’ve had marginal luck lately with getting help with issues using the forums. I see my question posted and either no one answers it that I see or I can’t find it again to see if it was answered and give the person credit for helping me. I’ll try posting these last two issues in the new eLearning Community and see if I have better luck.
Thanks,
Susan
Hi Susan,
You can track all your question under your profile page at – https://elearning.adobe.com/profile/518377/
I see that one of them is answered by Lieve, our Community Leader & second one you should get the response soon.
Thanks,
Shambu
I couldn’t agree more! I so appreciate the help that this community provides.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Brianna! 🙂
It is so easy to engage with the community. I moved from Newbie to Guide in just a few days and received my 1st incentive! Brilliant!
Congratulations, Todd! 🙂
And thanks for all your contributions to the eLearning community.
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