New Premium Course - Build Your Own Memory Game with Adobe Captivate 2019
In this course, you will learn how to use Adobe Captivate 2019 or newer and develop a learning interaction that can either stand-alone or be part of a larger eLearning course. This learning interaction will allow your learners to play the classic memory game to reveal information that they need to learn as part of a more extensive course. This course will teach you how to layout your slide for multiple fluid boxes for responsive design, create the necessary variables, and write the advanced actions to make it all work.
Custom Advanced Answer Captions in Adobe Captivate
In this video tutorial, I show you how you can create your own advanced answer captions by using a really helpful system variable in an advanced action that's run when your learners submit their answer.
Use Your Keyboard to Trigger Actions in Your Captivate eLearning
In this video tutorial, I answer a viewer question about triggering actions such as playing audio, or running advanced actions, by using a keyboard shortcut. This might be even easier than you thought.
Continue Playback of Interrupted Slide Audio
In this video tutorial, I answer a viewers question about interrupting slide audio with some optional content with audio attached. Then when this optional content is closed the slide would continue to play the original slide audio where the interruption first occurred.
The Good Old Show / Hide Technique
In this video I revisit an old technique that has been mostly supplanted by Adobe Captivate 9 and it's ability to give users direct access to multi state objects. In this video I show users how to take advantage of the good old show / hide technique...
Adobe Captivate - Custom Messages for Quiz Reviews
Here is the video that shows you how you can provide custom messages during a quiz review in Adobe Captivate.