Use JavaScript to Manipulate the Captivate Playbar

In this video tutorial, I show you how you can use JavaScript to make individual buttons in the Adobe Captivate playbar either hidden or visible. In this example, I use this to create a forced navigation click to reveal interaction.

Getting Responsive Captivate to Actually Go Full Screen on Desktop

In this video tutorial, I review a similar question I saw twice on the same day – how to get a responsive design course to fill the screen on desktop as well as on tablets and mobile devices.

Use shape or image as a button in captivate

The tutorial takes you through steps to convert an image or a shape into a button in adobe captivate.

Publish captivate video for every screen size

The tutorial walks through the process of enabling scalability feature in captivate to ensure the published HTML5 or SWF video plays with respect to the size of the screen irrespective of the project size.

Show play bar after clicking multiple buttons in captivate using advanced actions

A tutorial detailing the steps to create advanced actions wherein the playbar is first hidden for a particular slide and is made visible once all the buttons on the slide are clicked, clicking buttons to show content is also covered in the walkthrough.

Retrieve user interaction analytics from custom Animate interactive

How do I link user interactions in a custom Adobe Animate interactive to report metrics such as time spent on a screen and which assets and buttons students are interacting with to Captivate’s analytics reporting system?

Responsive Click to Reveal Interaction with Advanced Actions

In this video tutorial, I show you how I would create a click to reveal interaction that forces learners to click on all the options before moving forward. In this interaction, I use variables and advanced actions to create all the elements you see in the final version.

Displaying a variable graphically

Is there a tutorial about displaying a variable graphically? I’ve created a variable that displays the percentage of a project completed. I’d like to show that as a progress bar instead of text. I’m using Captivate 2019 on Windows 10. Thank you, Ken

Display Unanswered Questions in Adobe Captivate Submit All Quiz

In this video tutorial, I show you an easy way to use a system variable to display the unanswered questions in an Adobe Captivate submit all quiz.

File extensions project

The file extension allows you to identify the type of each file present on your computer. Unfortunately, these file extensions are hidden by default on most operating systems. This project is an interactive video tutorial which tells you more about file extensions and shows you how to show the file extensions both on Mac and on Windows. For example, the user is able to choose which version of the project (Mac or Windows) he / she wants to see. Knowledge […]

Advanced Actions that Use Frames in Adobe Captivate

In this video tutorial, I will show you a few ways you can take advantage of frames in Adobe Captivate within a few simple advanced actions you can write.