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Hi all, I’ve been working on my software capture skills and realized there’s a better way to set yourself up when you come to publish.
Scenario: You want to create a demo and training simulation.
Conventional Captivate workflow will have you create two separate files. But, when I put my Instructional Design hat on, it means more clicking for the learner to open and close the two files i.e. click of death.
My solution: create only a training sim, then insert a software demo inside the training file ( add a video demo slide before the training slides)
This way all the info the learner needs is in one file. Less clicking, less boredom, less cognitive overload opening closing files.
Here’s a link to the sample file to give you a better idea: http://chilp.it/6ec0d93
Hope this helps
Chris
Hi all, I’ve been working on my software capture skills and realized there’s a better way to set yourself up when you come to publish.
Scenario: You want to create a demo and training simulation.
Conventional Captivate workflow will have you create two separate files. But, when I put my Instructional Design hat on, it means more clicking for the learner to open and close the two files i.e. click of death.
My solution: create only a training sim, then insert a software demo inside the training file ( add a video demo slide before the training slides)
This way all the info the learner needs is in one file. Less clicking, less boredom, less cognitive overload opening closing files.
Here’s a link to the sample file to give you a better idea: http://chilp.it/6ec0d93
Hope this helps
Chris
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Thanks for the tip, I’m new to Captivate so will have to try this out.
Thank you for sharing.
Even if we have our own workflow, it’s always useful to try other users’ approach. Thank you for your effort. Well done !
