Hello, we have created a responsive project with 12.3, not the classic version of captivate. We created the project for desktop slide size 1366 x 768. But after publishing the project, box elements and texts were moved. Unfortunately we did not find an option to publish projects for the same slide sizes, which we have used to created it with. We think this is due to the only available slide size format (desktop). Is the only solution to change to […]
Multi-state objects in Adobe Captivate allow for dynamic changes in eLearning modules, enhancing interactivity by enabling content to switch between various states based on user interactions. This guide explores practical use cases for multi-state objects, such as interactive charts, adaptive learning, and form validation, and provides best practices for their effective use to create engaging and accessible eLearning experiences.
The simulation recording is only recording one option even if all are selected.
Is there a way to change Captivate’s interface to dark mode on PC? My slides are always very dark and the brightness of the UI makes seeing details in the slides very difficult without previewing the project. I’ve looked through the user guide and various forums but have only found things mentioning light/dark mode in projects, not the actual interface. Am I missing something obvious?
I am having an issues where in my projects, the slide audio will be cut off for the users (in both preview mode AND published to our LMS). It will end about 1-2 seconds prematurely. This is how it looks. I tried extending the slide length too, but the same thing happens. Should I put the audio on an object on the slide? Can I prevent this? The audio is narration that is very important for users to hear. I […]
Mastering the timeline panel in Adobe Captivate enhances eLearning projects by allowing precise control over the timing and sequencing of slide elements, making content more dynamic and interactive. This blog provides comprehensive instructions for utilizing timeline features to optimize the learner experience.
Adobe Captivate’s Preferences window offers comprehensive settings for customizing various aspects of your eLearning projects. From defining project information such as author details and project descriptions to configuring quiz behavior, reporting options for SCORM-compliant LMS, and default labels for quiz messages and buttons, the preferences allow you to tailor the learning experience to your specific needs. Additionally, you can adjust settings for project storage locations, slide duration, audio input devices, and calibration, providing a versatile platform for creating engaging and interactive e-learning content.
The Theme Editor in Adobe Captivate is a powerful tool that aids in creating visually consistent and engaging eLearning content. This blog will help you explore the same in detail.
Using Adobe Captivate’s CSV question import feature can significantly enhance your eLearning modules by making quiz creation faster, more consistent, and less prone to errors
The “Project Cache” feature in Adobe Captivate’s Preferences settings speeds up project tasks and helps fix problems if things go wrong. Knowing how to use the Project Cache makes it easier to get a project back on track if something goes awry and makes work smoother.
Crafting a course in Adobe Captivate requires skillful use of its features and capabilities. This blog highlights ten practices to avoid during course creation to optimize the efficacy and engagement of Adobe Captivate courses.
This article unveils the potential of Adobe Captivate’s asset library. It explores the importance of multimedia elements in enhancing engagement, use cases for each of the asset categories available in Adobe Captivate, and the steps to seamlessly integrate these assets into courses.
