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Intermediate users will learn how to use more advanced features, such as effects, actions, variables, and advanced actions-all in one book! Everyone will benefit from the special tips and insider secrets that let you do more and save time. Brand new users will walk step-by-step through every aspect of building great e-learning in Captivate. But we don't just tell you HOW to check that box or click that menu (that's the easy part), we also tell you WHY you might or might not want to. You'll learn about virtually every check box, every menu, and every option in Adobe Captivate 7 for PC.

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Pooja Jaisingh and the Adobe team for giving me the opportunity to share my knowledge and a big thank you to Lieve Weymeis for helping with the webinar and sharing her vast knowledge and last but in no least a big thank you to the audience that attended the webinar, the feedback was very positive and I am glad I didn’t do too bad a job.Want it in full-color? Check out the Kindle version! Beginning, intermediate, and even advanced tips-all in one book! The E-Learning Uncovered series is designed to give you the maximum amount of information in the minimum amount of time.

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If you missed my webinar on using effects in your learning to engage learners the full webinar was recorded and can be viewed here: Ī big thank you to Dr.

It does relate to Captivate 5 and the explanations are in Col’s words but it is a very useful resource to help you understand what each effect does. Here is the link to the Effect List put together by Col Day. Using this link will give you a $10 discount on the membership price 🙂 Here is the link to Presenter Media, a great site I use to get graphics and animations for my learning. It is a link to the last 2 newsletters from Bruce Hilliard.Īs also promised here are the links to resources that will help you create engaging eLearning: Here is the link to information on the neuroscience of how the brain learns. I am happy to help anyone if you have any further questions or queries please do not hesitate to contact me or head to my website for more great links to other sites I find useful. I recommend you look at Bruce Hilliard’s latest 2 newsletters which contain great information on his findings with how the brain learns.

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I have recorded the steps for you and again have included the completed captivate v7 file as well as the book image resources for you to recreate following my recording.Ĭlick here to get the page turn captivate fileĬlick here to get the book image as a Photoshop fileĬlick here to get the book image as a png zip fileĪs mentioned in the webinar I talked about using human images on slides can make the learning redundant if there is no emotional attachment or relevance to the images being used. This recording also features how you can create tabs using smart shapes.Ĭlick here to get the category selection game captivate file This is great when referencing articles, newspapers etc., I give them a virtual book which keeps the learner engaged.

The next effect I like to use is the page turn effect. I have recorded the steps to create the category game and have included the captivate v7 file ready for you to follow along with my recording and try the steps yourself. By using effects we can engage the learner by animating the graphics and keeping them engaged. The category is hidden and the user has to rollover the category badge to reveal the category. Why not engage the learner with a hidden category game. One way I have done this is to create a category game, so rather than having a boring slide with button menu items like this: However you can replicate the effects using click boxes and advanced actions, but be mindful that on mobile devices there is no rollover state so you would just skip the “on rollover” portion of the effects). (Obviously this means that these rollover effects that I am teaching you today cannot be used for mobile learning. By nature we are inquisitive, so why not create eLearning to capture the learner’s interest using this to our advantage. When creating eLearning it is important to ensure you keep the user engaged. Guest Blog by: Joanne Nichols, Adobe Certified Trainer and an Adobe Certified Expert in Adobe Captivate

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