In this video tutorial, I show you a tool that Adobe Captivate users already have that can convert older eLearning courses to HTML5, even when you don’t have the source files.
Thanks to Cathy Moore for permission to use her and Kinection’s elearning course designed and developed for the US Army. Read her blog post to learn about the activity and how she created this complex branching scenario. 🌍 https://blog.cathy-moore.com/2010/05/elearning-example-branching-scenario/
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Thanks for sharing this Paul. It’s a great workaround for converting SWF to HTML5. The only thing you loose is the ability to change images or edit the original text. But in a pinch this is a great way to convert SWF when you do not have the original CPTX files.
That’s a good example. I like how you take the time to delete slides that you don’t need. It’s always good to optimise your projects. Nice job.
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