Get MORE Text Captions in Adobe Captivate

A common complaint is that there are not many choices when selecting a style of Text Caption in Adobe Captivate. In this Adobe Captivate quick tip, I show you how you can get MORE text captions other than the ones that you see in Adobe Captivate by default.

A common complaint is that there are not many choices when selecting a style of Text Caption in Adobe Captivate. In this Adobe Captivate quick tip, I show you how you can get MORE text captions other than the ones that you see in Adobe Captivate by default. Who is Paul Wilson?

In this video tutorial, I show you my workflow for adding Closed Captions to my eLearning projects created in Adobe Captivate.

In this video tutorial, I show you my workflow for adding Closed Captions to my eLearning projects created in Adobe Captivate. Use the process in this video If you wish to add Closed Captions to an embedded video: 🔗 https://youtu.be/WUbY0MXRqBQ Subscribe to my channel: 🔗 https://goo.gl/iuA6Lm My Most Recent Video: 🔗 https://goo.gl/XqmBEM Send me a thank you: 🔗 https://www.paypal.me/PaulWilsonLearning Save 80% on my Premium Course: 🔗 https://www.udemy.com/adobe-captivate-2017-responsive-custom-quiz-questions/?couponCode=CP2018DISCO Become a patron.

Use the process in this video If you wish to add Closed Captions to an embedded video:

https://youtu.be/WUbY0MXRqBQ

How Did I Start Making YouTube Videos

While I don't believe in learning styles, I do believe people have preferences in how they might want to learn something. I myself prefer watching someone else perform a task and then repeat those steps building my muscle memory for those steps. For example, about once per year, I found it necessary to remove the background from an image. I bookmarked this video created by Dr Allen Partridge, from the Adobe eLearning team. 

This episode features an overview of the selection refinement tools in Adobe Photoshop CS5. I'll show you how to select even difficult areas of an image, like hair and create background transparent images in isolation and import them into Captivate to display over other items.

This video inspired me to start making my own YouTube videos. Of course, at the beginning of my YouTube channel, there were 6 subscribers (one might have been my mother), so really the first videos on my channel were really just for me. One reason was that when I figured something out in Adobe Captivate, I would worry that I would forget what I did.

This week I decided to update Allen's video to include the latest version of Adobe Captivate and Adobe Photoshop as a way of honouring his influence over my YouTube career and my decision to start my own freelance eLearning design and development business. Thanks Allen!

In this video tutorial, I show you how you can use the Photoshop CC Select and Mask feature to create your own cutout characters when you need to make your own. Did this video help solve a problem? Send me a thank you.