We successfully delivered last week’s eSeminar on Enhancing PowerPoint Courses with Adobe Captivate 5. This eSeminar is a part of Captivate training program.
In this training session, we focused on converting the existing eLearning courses from PowerPoint to Adobe Captivate projects with the help of an example. We also discussed Continue reading…
One of the major workflows in Adobe Captivate 5 is the Capture workflow. We use capture workflows to demonstrate Application Simulations, Product demos, etc.
To introduce these workflows, we had a two-part series eSeminar discussing different recording options available such as Automatic and Manual recording of either screen area or an application. Session also focused on different preview/publish options available catering to Web distribution or stand-alone distribution.
The recordings of these sessions is available at Adobe OnDemand Seminars page, you can also click the links below to view the recorded sessions.
Introduction to Capture – Part 1
Introduction to Capture – Part 2
We have successfully delivered two sessions of Captivate training program where we discussed about the Application Capture Workflow and received overwhelming feedback from the attendees. We are ready for the next session on Thursday, March 10, 2011 from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM Pacific Time.
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In this eSeminar I walk listeners / viewers through an introduction to Billy Simington the mistake machine. By following poor Billy’s misadventures we learn a ton of tips and tricks for beginners about how to use AdobeCaptivate. Included were brief discussions of text, rollover text, transitions, preferences, object styles and working with the timeline. I’m also including here a link to the resource files I used in the demo, as well as of course the link to the eSeminar.
Demo Source:cpCommonProbs
eSeminar:http://adobe.ly/fug8GY
Each week I describe an element of Cognitive Theory of Multimedia eLearning and give examples of how to implement that principle using Adobe Captivate and Adobe eLearning Suite. Part 9 of 10 in the Creating effective eLearning Modules Series (Pre-training): http://adobe.ly/hpcpQl
The focus of the eSeminar was on the pre-training principle. We focused on creating effective eLearning content, utilizing the Pre-training Principle to facilitate better learning. The pre-training principle … Continue reading…
Each week I describe an element of Cognitive Theory of Multimedia eLearning and give examples of how to implement that principle using Adobe Captivate and Adobe eLearning Suite. Part 8 of 10 in the Creating effective eLearning Modules Series (Segmenting): http://adobe.ly/dQ8ZGo
The focus of the eSeminar was on the segmenting principle. We focused on creating effective eLearning content, utilizing the Segmenting Principle to facilitate better learning. The segmenting principle indicates that learning is more effective when information or ideas … Continue reading…
An overview of the new features in Adobe eLearning Suite 2 and Adobe Captivate 5 for trainers, educators and eLearning professionals. Learn how to maximize your productivity, create engaging media-rich online learning materials and easily distribute them with the complete toolkit for eLearning authoring. The eLearning Suite adds round tripping, course building extensions and amazing new direct capture from Flash to create powerful, professional workflows that will save you time, money and headaches.
Leverage the integration between Adobe Captivate and Acrobat.com along with Adobe Captivate Reviewer and the new Quiz Results Analyzer to track and interpret the results of online testing. Discover how Adobe Captivate’s new Interface and workflow can help you produce more professional projects faster than ever and see how the new filters, custom animation support and video synching may be used to create compelling content to acquire and hold the attention of your learners.
http://bit.ly/8XYGjD (Just login with your Adobe ID to register and get the event details.)
I look forward to seeing you there, and sharing a live demo of the new features in Adobe Captivate 5 and eLearning Suite 2.
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We’ve created links to this weeks Adobe eLearning eSeminars at the locations below. The sessions were well attended and each lasted about an hour. The first has a more pragmatic emphasis with a focus on creating and delivering mLearning solutions using Adobe Captivate and the eLearning Suite. The second is a deeper dive into the issues surrounding mLearning. Is it time to explore this channel? Are we hitting a new wave? Is it all still just hype? Links are below;
Title: How do I make eLearning mobile?
Duration: 01:00:29
URL for Viewing: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/event/index.cfm?loc=en_us&id=1578639&event=register_no_session
Summary: A step by step walk through of producing mobile eLearning content with Captivate and the eLearning Suite.
Language: English
Title: Is it really time for mobile eLearning?
Duration: 01:03:48
URL for Viewing: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/event/index.cfm?loc=en_us&id=1578643&event=register_no_session
Summary: mLearning; Beyond the Hype. A discussion of deeper issues relative to mobile delivery and eLearning. What is the critical tipping point? An examination of the mobile environment demographics and fiscal motives. A quest to find and share information about successful, and unsuccessful attempts at eLearning with mobile delivery.
Language: English
Context – Self-service success is at an all-time low with an industry average of 40%. Self-service Knowledgebases today are mostly based on text based formats – PDF, Doc and HTML.
In this webinar, we will talk about how Captivate has helped create rich media content/videos in knowledgebases to deliver great results on self-service metrics and improving training efficiencies – with no special skills required. The webinar will also show ‘how-to movies’ can help in increasing resolution rates and agent productivity.
John Ragsdale, VP – Technology Research, SSPA and I will be speaking in this webinar.
If you work in the Operations/Quality/Training department in support organizations, you should attend this webinar.
When: Thursday, August 13th, 2009, 9 AM US/Pacific
You can register for the webinar by clicking here.
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