eLearning Blender

JULY 27, 2009

I was making a stupid mistake in Adobe Captivate 3 that was seriously affecting the performance of my eLearning tutorials. When I first started using Captivate I was under a tough deadline for my first project and did not have the time to take any classes or tutorials. I have a confession to make.

Adobe Captivate 56

Adobe Captivate Slides Adobe Captivate 56

eLearning Blender

MARCH 3, 2010

As I discussed in my post " Articulate, Captivate, Both, Or.? ", I have been using Adobe Captivate but would like something that integrates with Power Point and speeds up the development process. However, I am using Captivate 3 and I have heard that this is not as much of a problem in Captivate 4.

Articulate 40

Articulate Adobe Captivate Authoring Tools Captivate 40

eLearning Blender

JANUARY 19, 2010

I've been using Adobe Captivate for a while now and I am very happy with it for technical training projects but I can't help but wonder if other tools like Articulate may be a great addition to my toolbox. Tags: Authoring Tool Adobe eLearning Adobe Captivate.

Articulate 57

Articulate Captivate Authoring Tools Adobe Captivate 57

eLearning Blender

JUNE 8, 2010

Select LMS as the publishing option Click on the SCORM Reporting and Tracking button Enter course description on "Reporting" tab (Optional) Click on the "Tracking" tab and set the project to track slide views or a quiz score. Slide views - Best used for Presenter projects that don't include a quizmaker or Learning Objects quiz.

Moodle 75

Moodle SCORM Articulate Quizmaker 75

eLearning Blender

DECEMBER 31, 2009

I look forward to another year of Moodle and increasing the amount of posts I write on other topics such as Blended Training Solutions, Instructional Design, Adobe Captivate and Training and Development in general. What was your year like? I'm curious to hear about your hot topics of the year and what you see in the year ahead.

Adobe Captivate 40

Adobe Captivate Moodle Blended Learning Adobe 40

eLearning Blender

MAY 17, 2010

The scene transitions from the character sitting at a desk in front of the computer to a full screen software simulation developed with Adobe Captivate. After a little playing around I discovered that by grouping all objects on the slide and using the "Grow/Shrink" animation I was close to achieving this effect.

PowerPoint 60

PowerPoint Simulations Software Simulation Effectiveness 60