NotificationIn this video tutorial, I show you the new ability to import PowerPoint slides into your Adobe Captivate 2019 responsive design project. I probably won’t use this feature, but I see the value in having this feature available to new Captivate users.
There’s a lot to love in the 2019 Release of Adobe Captivate, but the big headline has to be that the creation of 360 Virtual Reality (VR) simulations and training are supported in this release. You might think that would add a lot of complexity to the authoring tool, but nope. I actually found it takes only seconds to create VR content with the quick and easy tools Adobe has included. I’ll drill down into the examples and activities in […]
In this video tutorial, I show you what I predict will be the standout feature of Adobe Captivate 2019, Interactive Video. I will show you how to add overlay slides to your videos, and interactive items like knowledge check questions. In addition, you will be able to easily add really cool remediation to your interactive videos.
In this video tutorial, I show you how fluid boxes have been enhanced and improved in Adobe Captivate 2019 Release.
In this video tutorial, I show you how you can record and insert clips from your webcam into your video demo tutorials recorded in Adobe Captivate 2018 Release.
Before Captivate 2019, if I wanted to preview my designs on a mobile device, I had to publish the whole project, upload it to my web server, email myself a hyperlink and then launch the course from my mobile device. In this video tutorial, I show you how easy it is to do the same thing just by using a simple QR Code reader in iOS or Android devices. No web server required.
I would just like to say a big THANK YOU to the eLearning community. I have been using Adobe software for longer than I care to remember but I am a total newbie when it comes to eLearning software/Captivate. I was recently tasked with creating an online workshop to introduce over 1000 students to our services and resources – eek! I really didn’t know where to start, but with the help of the Adobe eLearning community, especially Paul Wilson and […]
A good course will offer more feedback than “Good job” or “Correct”. This is an opportunity for you to provide more details for the learner. Tell them why something was right or if they answer wrong, why it’s wrong. This tutorial will show you how to generate random feedback and then change the multistate object to a random slide.
