NotificationUsing multi-state objects to effectively present multiple pieces of information on a slide without overwhelming the learner.
This is the third in a series of videos I’m creating that walks through various features of a recent project I created in Adobe Captivate. Just to be clear, this isn’t a traditional tutorial showing a step-by-step process although there will be elements of that, it’s more an insight into how I approached my project.
This is the second in a series of videos I’m creating that walks through various elements of a recent project I created in Adobe Captivate. This video covers customising the Captivate workspace. Just to be clear, this isn’t a traditional tutorial showing a step-by-step process although there will be elements of that, it’s more an insight into how I approached my project. My hope is that some of the ideas covered in these videos will spark some ‘aha’ moments or […]
I’m working on a series of videos sharing a behind-the-scenes walk through of a recent project I created in Adobe Captivate. This first video is an introduction to the project and what it includes. Just to be clear, this series isn’t a set of traditional tutorials showing a step-by-step process although there will be elements of that, it’s more an insight into how I approached my project. My hope is that some of the ideas covered in these videos will […]
New and Improved!!! I upgraded the prior version to this new version that utilizes a lot of cool Shared Actions, that makes this project run so much nicer! I have also updated the tutorial, and I apologize in advance, it’s about 20 minutes long.
This eLearning game can be used for many different eLearning needs, whether for kids, adults, schools, training, or just for fun! I have included a video tutorial to help you get started on customizing this for you organization. It can also be used as a SCORM for your LMS. The graphics and sound bytes are not owned or created by me, it was downloaded as open free ware.
**Special Thanks to Paul Wilson for assisting with the Advanced Actions Scripts for this project!
Join Jason Grammes in this short tutorial where he’ll take you through all the steps to create this famous interactive game on Adobe Captivate. Click here to preview/download the game.
When you import a Photoshop document into Premier Pro, you have a choice on how the document can be imported. In this tutorial, I import the layers separately and show you something you can do with the different layers.
If you find that you have to trim images that you have screen captured, it can be very time consuming. This tutorial will show you a workflow that can significantly improve the workflow.
Hi all, I’ve just joined the Adobe Captivate community. I’m trying to learn new things and earn points while I’m at it in order to get the incentives (like free Captivate for 3 months, etc.). From all the online tutorials I’ve watched, I think I’m supposed to have access to see my account and points from the top right hand corner of the discussion board. I only see a little notification bell and search bar. Can someone point me in […]
I am using the method to create branched navigation as discussed in this video. https://elearning.adobe.com/adobe-captivate-tutorials/#menu I’ve done this before in other projects without issue. I don’t know why I’m having problems with this one and I’ve tried everything I can think of. I have three sections, Topic_1, Topic_2, and Topic_3. There is also a quiz button that is marked “not visible on output” Each button is named exactly the same as the group name. Each button has a rollover and […]
Easy way to extend caption timing in Adobe Captivate
Hello! I am working on a small R&D project where a video clip becomes interactive. At certain points throughout the video I want to build in different types of interactions. For example: 00:00 – hotspot 1 (hover over) 00:10 – hotspot 2 00:30 – short MCQ 01:00 – hotspot 3 01:30 – pop up with YouTube video Is it possible to pause the video at these points in order for the user to do the interactive element? If so, how? […]
