NotificationYou are just getting started with creating eLearning courses and have learned how to add different slides, add objects, and apply some transitions and effects to them. You have also learned how to convert the objects to buttons and trigger some actions on clicking the button. Now it’s time to take it a step further and learn how to create drag and drop interactions using Adobe Captivate. Join Dr. Pooja Jaisingh for a step-by-step demo on how to create drag […]
To create engaging interactions you will need to use Shared/Advanced actions, maybe in combination with JavaScript. Before diving, preparing and climbing is necessary. What are you diving for? Is your equipment ready? Will you dive with a team, with a guide or alone? From projects you’ll discover the main differences between Shared and Advanced actions. Examples like games, click/reveal interactions, toggle buttons, forced first navigation, and also updating legacy courses for HTML5 output. This will enable you to choose the […]
One of the most exciting innovations in Adobe Captivate (2019 release) is the addition of beautiful Quick Start Projects (QSP’s) designed to do the heavy lifting for you by giving you comprehensive pre-built slides for all of the most common use cases. Captivate authors can kick start their project development easily by starting with projects and slides that solve the layout and content presentation problems, and are optimized to let you quickly and easily swap images and text for those […]
Creating accessible online courses provides an opportunity for people with disabilities to learn successfully. Additionally, developing compliant courses reach a larger more inclusive audience, and it can be a legal issue. In the US, Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 requires that government and educational organizations make learning accessible (including eLearning). eLearning developers need to take into consideration creating eLearning that is accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired, deaf or hard of hearing, physically disabled, […]
Adobe eLearning community is launching new contest “The elearning Showcase Challenge” from June 16th. In this contest participants need to create Adobe Captivate Projects. We have already started to receive entries ( Please visit the eLearning challenge category under https://elearning.adobe.com/projects/ ) How to enter the contest :- All individual participants need to create projects using Adobe Captivate software that ranges from 3 to 10 project slides (see examples at https://elearning.adobe.com/projects/). Project themes can be formal learning or informal themes such […]
An interactive analog clock with draggable hands.
Interactive analog clock with draggable hands.
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If I open the Find and Replace requester (Ctrl+F), have All Object Types selected and All Styles, when I enter a slide name it will not locate it. The documentation states: “You can check spelling in most places where text occurs in your projects, including captions, slide notes, slide names, text animations, and quizzes. Am I missing something?
Manage interactive widget sizing as video on overlay
In this interaction, learners can select each of the hiragana vowel characters to learn more about how it is written and spoken. This type of interaction is ideal for projects seeking to give learners the freedom to learn more about items in the order and to the frequency they wish. While it’s perfect for exploring characters of languages that don’t use the Latin alphabet, it could easily be adapted to fit almost any topic.
