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Adobe Captivate 2019 release

Adobe Captivate

Every time I wanted to test a version of one of the modules, I needed to publish it for HTML5, upload the published course to my web server, email myself the URL so I could pick it up on my iPad and then launch the course. As you start to work with the new features in Adobe Captivate 2019, you start to see a theme with many of the features.

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Adobe Captivate: Analyze and Chart Quiz Data Without an LMS, Part II

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by Kevin Siegel Last week I wrote about how Adobe Captivate 5 offers an alternate reporting method for posting quiz data instead of an expensive LMS: Acrobat.com and the free Adobe Captivate Quiz Results Analyzer. This week, let's investigate a second alternative reporting method. that's right.

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Using Fluid Boxes in Adobe Captivate 2017

Adobe Captivate

As learners detach themselves from traditional learning methods, our attention turns to the use of mobile devices for consumption by learners. One of the recent webinars we did for the launch of Adobe Captivate 2017 was to create interesting layouts for mobile devices using Fluid boxes.

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Using Fluid Boxes in Adobe Captivate 2017

Adobe Captivate

As learners detach themselves from traditional learning methods, our attention turns to the use of mobile devices for consumption by learners. One of the recent webinars we did for the launch of Adobe Captivate 2017 was to create interesting layouts for mobile devices using Fluid boxes.

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Adobe Captivate – Use JavaScript to Display Google Fonts

Adobe Captivate

In this video tutorial, I show you a method to add from over 800 Google web fonts in your Adobe Captivate project. This concept was worked out by Steven Warwick in a previous blog post.

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Adobe Captivate (2019 release) and Immersive learning with VR experiences

Adobe Captivate

Now Adobe Captivate makes it possible for you to import 360° media assets and add hotspots, quizzes and other interactive elements to engage your learners with near real-life scenarios. Steps: Launch Adobe Captivate. A preview of your project will appear in a web browser on your computer.

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Adobe Captivate 2017 Release

Adobe Captivate

I’m really excited to report that the next major release of Adobe Captivate has launched. Adobe has made the decision to break from the product numbers of the past and now simply call the product Adobe Captivate 2017 Release. Each time a new version of Captivate is released I always say the same thing.