How you can publish your Adobe Captivate eLearning project for xAPI and HTML Scaling.
I’ve learned from many of the mistakes I’ve made over the years, and hopefully, with this series of articles, I can help you learn from my mistakes as well. This first article addresses one of the areas of freelance work that many people are uncomfortable talking about — money!
In this video, I show you how you can create an alternative to the dropdown interaction in your Adobe Captivate eLearning projects. This interaction is completely reusable, and you can copy and paste it into other Captivate projects as often as you wish.
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We have all been subjected to poorly designed training. We certainly know it when we are subjected to it. Poorly designed courses are usually designed with only the instructor in mind. New or inexperienced designers usually think in terms of what the instructor should do next. This is why you get training where the adult learners are disinterested because of a lack of involvement. As designers, we should be considering what the learners should be doing next more than what […]
My advice on installing Windows 11 on the same computer you run Adobe Captivate
In this video, my friend at Wellsaid Labs Tobin shows you how you can adjust the spacing of your text in your Adobe Captivate eLearning project using something called Kerning and Leading.
In this video, I answer a question that Stefan had in the Adobe Captivate eLearning Facebook Community about more complex drag and drop interactions.
