Many Adobe Captivate users reported issues in opening and saving files on March 9th and then reported the disappearance of the issue on March 10th. The issue appears to have been triggered by updates to the Microsoft Operating System. If you are still experiencing issues, please ensure you have installed the following Microsoft Windows Updates on your computer: kb5000802, kb4589212, kb4601554, kb4577586 and kb890830. We recognize that for many users this interruption may have created disruptions in your busy schedules. We hope that you will […]
You have added a slide video to your project, and at some point in the video, you wish the learners to reference information on another slide. After reading the information, you want them to return to the same frame of video from where they left. Watch this video to learn about the steps to do so:
For the responsive eLearning projects created using Adobe Captivate, there’s no direct option to publish them to MP4 videos. Let’s take a look at a workaround you can use to publish them as videos.
In this step-by-step video tutorial, take a look at the steps to publish your existing Adobe Captivate courses to MP4 videos.
One of the basic requirements to make your eLearning courses accessible is to add closed captions for the narration and videos included in the course. Here are the steps to add closed captions to videos in Adobe Captivate.
If you wish to publish an interactive eLearning course to MP4 video format, you will need to make some tweaks to it, so that the final interaction state is visible. Watch this video for quick tips and tricks to do so:
In this quick video, learn about the video formats supported in Adobe Captivate.
If you’ve been creating your eLearning courses using Adobe Presenter and want to take them to the next level with Adobe Captivate, let me show you two different ways to do so. The first way is to use the existing PPT slides you have created for Presenter courses, import them in Captivate, add interactivity on top of it, and publish. And the second way is to use the Quick Start Projects in Adobe Captivate to build the courses. Here’s a […]
