Custom Responsive Multiple Choice Picture Question

In this video, I show you how to create a custom responsive multiple-choice picture question for your Adobe Captivate eLearning project.

Make Popups for Your Adobe Captivate eLearning Projects

In this video, I show you how to add buttons that open popups with additional information in your Adobe Captivate eLearning Projects. Download members of my YouTube channel can download the project file used in this video to use however they wish.

Adobe Podcast Review and Comparison

In this video, I check out Adobe Podcast and compare and review the product.

Share The Contents of Variables Between Two or More Captivate Projects

In this video, I will show you how you could share the contents of variables between two or more Adobe Captivate eLearning projects. In this example, I'm storing the student's name from the first project in local storage and recalling it for the additional module. This way, your student doesn't need to type in their name each and every time.

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Replace Question Slide Buttons with Images in Adobe Captivate

In this video, I show you how to replace your question slide buttons with images in Adobe Captivate 2019.

Get Windows for Your Dell with All the Drivers

In this video, I show you how to get a Windows ISO USB thumb drive for your Dell PC with all the necessary drivers.

Create a Single Play/Pause Button for Your Adobe Captivate eLearning Project

In this video, I show you how you can create a single play/pause button for your Adobe Captivate eLearning project. Download members of my YouTube channel can download this project file.

Get Typing Text Animation Back in Adobe Captivate

In this video, I show you a workaround to get typing text animation back into your Adobe Captivate eLearning projects with version 11.8.1.219.

Add a Quiz Timer to Your Adobe Captivate eLearning Project

Whether or not a timer should be added to a quiz depends on the quiz's purpose and the desired outcome. Here are a few factors to consider:

1. Speed: If the objective of the quiz is to test the rate at which the participants can answer questions, a timer can be helpful to create a sense of urgency and pressure. This can add excitement to the quiz and challenge the participants to work quickly and efficiently.

2. Accuracy: On the other hand, a timer can be a hindrance if the focus is on accuracy. If participants are rushed, they may make more mistakes, impacting their scores and potentially giving an unfair advantage to faster but less accurate participants.

3. Fairness: A timer can also impact fairness if participants have varying knowledge or familiarity with the material being tested. Those who have a firmer grasp of the subject may have an advantage over those who are still learning, as they may be able to answer the questions more quickly.

4. Motivation: A timer can also be a motivator, as participants may be encouraged to complete the quiz as quickly as possible to maximize their scores. This can help keep participants engaged and focused on the task at hand.

Ultimately, the decision to include a timer in a quiz will depend on the goals and objectives of the quiz and the intended audience. For example, if the focus is on accuracy and fairness, it may be better to forgo a timer, whereas if speed is a crucial factor, it can be a critical addition to the quiz.

In this video, I show you how you can easily add a quiz timer to your Adobe Captivate eLearning project.

Different Audio on a Lesson Menu Slide Revisit in your Adobe Captivate eLearning Project

In this video. I will show you how to have different audio on a lesson menu slide revisit in your Adobe Captivate eLearning project.