NotificationThis training explains the basics of Augmented Reality (AR) — what it is and how it works — then lets you experiment with a variety of AR apps and explore ways you can leverage AR in your next L&D projects.
Update – Saturday, March 13th, 2021 10:30 AM PST Adobe Engineers have identified the underlying issue which was related to the management of assets in the Asset Panel. This is not the same issue that was identified related to the Microsoft Windows Update on Tuesday, though it may have presented similar error messages. On Friday, our asset team added a substantial set of additional sounds to the Asset library. A dormant bug in the Adobe Captivate code related to file […]
Watch this hands-on tutorial to create world class Virtual Reality projects on Adobe Captivate.
Let’s look at the steps to add Icons in your projects from the Assets Panel.
Text is one of the most important element in a course. Watch this video to learn the best ways to add text in your Adobe Captivate 2019 projects.
The new Assets Panel in Adobe Captivate 2019 comes with Quick Start Projects and Read-to-go Slides which will help you to quickly create your eLearning courses. You also get access to royalty free images, characters, interactions, themes, games, scenarios, audio, video, buttons, and much more. Watch this video from 1:30 onwards to learn how to add different characters from the available character sets, to your project.
Companies face the challenge of doing more with less. Training teams are familiar with this, more so than other corporate departments. In this article, I show you how you can leverage rapid eLearning development to maximize your training budget. Why Is Rapid eLearning Development Becoming A Significant Part Of Online Training Delivery? In the past, many organizations’ L&D teams were made up of IDs and technical developers proficient in things like Flash and some of the next gen authoring tools. […]
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The Assets Panel in Adobe Captivate comes with Quick Start Projects and Ready to Go Slides which will help you to quickly create eLearning courses. You also get access to royalty free images, videos, characters, themes, games, audio, button icons and much more. Watch this short video to take a tour of the resources available in the assets panel.
Learn how to use and edit theme fonts in different Adobe Captivate projects.
Along with audio, you can use MP4 videos saved on your local drive, or add videos hosted on YouTube and Vimeo and to your Captivate projects. Watch this video to learn the workflow.
A look at the background of Microlearning, its basic principles and some thoughts on the topic that inspires me.
