Delayed Next Button Appear Immediately on Your Captivate Slide Revisits

In this video, I show you how to have your next button appear immediately when your learner revisits a slide where the appearance of the next button is delayed until all the content on the slide has played. This tutorial uses a simple advanced action and if you plan on using this technic on multiple slides you can save it as a shared action and use it over and over again.

What is graphic design? What does graphic design mean?

When we hear about graphics design, we imagine logo design, card design, flyer design, interface design.

Having trouble limiting screen captures in trying to create an assessment-style software simulation with Captivate

Hello, folks. I have limited experience as a Captivate user – definitely not an expert. my environment is Adobe Captivate 2019 on macOS Big Sur (11.6). What I want to do: use Captivate to just capture a series of screen shots and then tie these together with click boxes so that in going from screen image n to image n+1, you’d click just where you would if you were using the software of interest in a “live” way – so, […]

Captivate Trial Extension

I am working through the tutorials learning Captivate. Unfortunately my trial has expired. Is there any way that my trial can be extended for another 30 days?

Animated Object Based on Percent

Use a simple JavaScript to animate an arrow based on a percentage. This video will outline the process and explain the code line by line so it will be easy to recreate.

Visual Design Workshop – Photoshop Essentials for eLearning by Phil Cowcill

  Phil: During the Adobe World Conference 2021, I showed a Captivate file that would animate an arrow on a slider based on a percentage. I didn’t have time during the workshop to explain how I created this effect. I created the following tutorial to explain how to animate the arrow based on a percentage. In this case you can enter your percentage and see the effect. Download workshop files

Tabs with Forced Navigation in Your Adobe Captivate eLearning Project

In this video tutorial, I show you how you can create a tabs interaction that includes forced navigation (hidden next button) in your Adobe Captivate eLearning project. This is a great way to chunk your content but keep your slides looking great. It also satisfies your stakeholder’s desire to prevent learners from moving forward until they have viewed all the material in this interaction.

Mobile Responsive eLearning Workshop _ Paul Wilson

Bio: Paul Wilson has been an instructional designer, working within the corporate sector since 2005. After ten years Paul decided to start his own eLearning design company. To help promote his business, Paul began to create Adobe Captivate video tutorials on YouTube  https://YouTube.com/paulwilsonlearning. These videos were used to attract potential clients looking for a skilled eLearning designer. This strategy proved successful as he’s worked with clients from all over the globe, helping them build highly engaging eLearning solutions. Paul’s YouTube […]

Captivate and xAPI 101

My team is looking at the possibilities of moving toward xAPI from SCORM 2004. We are using Docebo as our LMS and am already impressed with the increase in reporting out of the box. But of course, we want to go further. Does anyone have experience developing for xAPI tracking in an LMS? Are you willing to share your code? This however does not seem to be a big topic in this form. I have seen a couple of questions […]

Adobe Captivate prime as headless LMS with Azure AD SSO with OIDC

Azure AD SSO with Adobe Captivate Prime LMS and OIDC

Replay.Reset with SVG images

Example project to emphasize the need for a Reset action when you are using SVGs. The Replay action will not be functional on SVGs