Somehow I made it through more than 3 years and 150 LMSs without seeing or reviewing the Adobe Captivate Prime LMS. Recently, several clients asked me about it by name, so I headed to the Adobe website for a first-hand look. I am already a limited member of the Adobe community — I rely on the Adobe Sign service to digitally sign PDFs and use Adobe Stock for my photos and graphics.  Since I was already logged-in as an Adobe user, I  initiated a 30-day free trial of Adobe Captivate Prime with just one click.  Easy.

Strengths

Strengths of Adobe Captivate Prime include:

• Free trial
• Plenty of clear self-service tutorials and free support
• Ease of use
• Modern UI with quick response
• Good LMS for small, simple solutions
• Simple pricing
• Good capabilities for course, training plan and certification management
• Skills focus
• Content integrations with Lynda and Harvard Mentor Manager
• Global content management
• Reporting

Weaknesses

There’s room for improvement in several areas:

• Lack of responsive design requires mobile users to download app
• Gamification and social are minimal; require more enhancements such as leaderboards and social homepage widgets
• Not designed for selling content directly through the LMS. However, it supports B2B commerce if transactions are managed outside of the LMS
• User training completion transcripts are merely unformatted Excel dumps

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