The new version of Captivate can only create responsive projects. Personally I don’t believe that such a project is not appropriate for any content. I also know that responsive projects have more limitations than non-responsive projects, both technical and design-wise. To be able to give the new version a thorough test, I choose a topic which can be used on mobile device and developed a responsive project in version 11.8 with Fluid Boxes workflow. You can test this project here. […]
Using the shared action for tracking states, the check action for the Submit button is explained step-by-step in this post. Two situations: formula with 3 and formula with 4 terms.
Setup for a shared action to track state numbers in multistate objects, and store them in associated user variables for later use. The number of states can be changed because it is also in a variable. First post in a sequence about several use cases which were shown in a sample project.
Use cases, part of a course about tracking the state number of interactive and non-interactive objects, and using that number in Submit and Check actions.
Using a software simulation in assessment mode can lead to a score. However how do you manipulate the situation where two click boxes can be used on one slide to achieve the same result? You want to show a correct percentage, right?
Answer to a forum request: need to show two different Failure messages for the two attempts on a shape button. First failure should show a Hint message and an arrow pointing at the correct spot, second would confirm failure and advance.
Watch how to create and use Types for Drag sources and Drop targets, and how to deploy them. Play two games, where Types play an important role, in combination with InBuilt states for the objects. Only the feature set of D&D is used, no advanced nor shared actions or variables.
Detailed workflow to create and use Types for engaging Drag&Drop interactions
