NotificationHi, Can projects created in Captivate 2019 be uploaded/published directly to YouTube?
The 2019 release of Adobe Captivate supports importing of PowerPoint presentations into a Responsive project. You can import and edit Microsoft PowerPoint presentations in a Responsive project. The imported slides can be edited in a Microsoft PowerPoint environment from within Adobe Captivate. You can choose to link to the source PowerPoint presentation to keep it in sync with the Adobe Captivate project. NOTE: Importing a PowerPoint Presentation into a responsive project is only supported on Windows. To import a PowerPoint […]
2 questions: 1) Would Adobe consider adding the same VR hotspot menu to the standard projects? 2) If not, can someone suggest another way to accomplish this?
360 slides are supported in Responsive and blank projects, as well as incorporates all the goodness of responsive projects with 360 experience. How to add 360 slide in non-VR projects? 1. Open a blank/Responsive project 2. Click on slides and choose 360 Slide. (Figure 1) Figure1 What can be achieved? (Sample project attached) Figure2 Figure 3 How to achieve the above? Slide 1 (refer to Figure 2) is a blank slide in a Responsive Project. It has four image buttons comprising […]
In this eLearning Livestream, I will share with you my presentation from the Adobe Learning Summit, Create Your First Responsive eLearning using Adobe Captivate. This session will centre on fluid box responsive design and I will be using Adobe Captivate 2019, however much of this session will be applicable to Captivate 2017 as well. I will also share some hidden features you can use to further customize your eLearning courses.
Trying to build custom navigation between multiple captivate projects.
In this video tutorial, I show you the new ability to import PowerPoint slides into your Adobe Captivate 2019 responsive design project. I probably won’t use this feature, but I see the value in having this feature available to new Captivate users.
Responsive eLearning with Captivate 2017 – Part 13: Converting non-responsive projects to responsive
In this Part 13 of 14-part blog series, let’s learn how to convert your non-responsive projects to responsive. So far we’ve learned how to create a responsive project, rescale it, add Fluid Boxes to the slides, add objects to the Fluid Boxes, apply background fill, modify the properties of the Fluid Boxes, use the static and optional properties, best practices for adding text, using Fluid Boxes in master slides, recording responsive simulations, and enabling gestures for responsive courses in Adobe […]
Adobe Captivate projects can quickly grow complex with duplicate actions being applied across the project. Instead of building multiple Advanced Actions to perform the same functions on different slides, buttons, and objects you can use Shared Actions to reduce simplify your project and save time building the project. In this video, I demonstrate a simple Shared Action to take the place of the Advanced Actions controlling the toggles in my sample project.
Tutorial on how to add a slider bar in your Captivate project. It covers how the slider value can interact with Captivate’s variables and functions.
