In this video, I show how you can perform multiple actions on slide entry in Adobe Captivate. This video was originally created in Adobe Captivate 8 but the principles taught here are applicable to many other versions of Adobe Captivate. This is a great introduction to advanced actions.
A number of years ago I was faced with the challenge of converting PowerPoint training (we can discuss the merits of this method elsewhere), to some form of eLearning. In this video, I discuss my views on the use of bulleted text in eLearning and what I now often use to draw attention to key phrases or text. This video was originally shot with Captivate 8 but the principles are applicable to any version of Adobe Captivate.
In this video, I show you how I convert my text to speech narration into closed captioning. This video was created using Adobe Captivate 8 but these procedures are applicable to many other versions of Captivate.
In this video, I show you how you can import colour swatches for your Adobe Captivate eLearning project. Check this out at https://color.adobe.com.
In this video, I show you how you can import all your question slides to Adobe Captivate using a GIFT format file created in a simple text editor like Notepad or TextEdit. This video was originally recorded with Adobe Captivate 8 but is still applicable in Captivate 9.
This video was originally recorded for Adobe Captivate 8 but much of it is applicable to newer versions. In this video, I show you how you can set your global preferences in Adobe Captivate.
This one is an old one. In this video, I show you how you can publish your Adobe Captivate 8 project for use on an LMS.
In this video, I review some hints and tips for creating text to speech in Adobe Captivate.
Having problems publishing your course? Perhaps this might help.
In this video, I show you how you can use advanced actions to count the number of tries in a drag and drop interaction and then have the advanced action perform a certain action like jumping to a different part of the course.
