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9 Planning Steps for Your Virtual Learning Program

Learning Rebels

(First posted on Linkedin) As the need for widespread social distancing increases, the need to move from traditional training to a virtual learning program is becoming more the norm. We know (or should know) that preparing for a virtual learning program (VLP) is quite different from planning for Instructor-led Training (ILT).

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Best On-Premises Authoring Tools in 2023

Paradiso

Simply drag and drop photos, videos, audio, or text into storyboards without having any programming skills, then fill in the blanks with simulated exercises. It does this by utilising the robust Composica Cloud infrastructure, which enables direct communication with your collaborators.

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Adobe Captivate 8: Custom Workspaces

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

There are so many panels and toolbars in Captivate (and most are open and visible when the program starts), some people feel that the program is more difficult to learn than other tools like Articulate Storyline and TechSmith Camtasia Studio.  Select  Enable custom workspaces/panel undocking.

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eLearning: Is Right-Clicking Right?

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

by Kevin Siegel      Most computer programs offer multiple ways to accomplish any one task. While some Mac users will have a mouse that can handle a right-click, others do not support right-clicking at all. (As Nevertheless, some Mac users won't know that keyboard alternative unless you tell them about it.) 

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Adobe Captivate: Record Simulations Using Smart Shapes Instead of Text Captions

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Because Text Captions are really bitmap images, I'm not able to fully control how the captions look unless I edit the bitmaps using an image editing program. Display Captivate's Preferences (Windows users, choose  Edit > Preferences ; Mac users, choose  Adobe Captivate > Preferences ).

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ADOBE CAPTIVATE: Tips for Importing PowerPoint Slides

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

But sometimes Captivate needs a little extra help in communicating with PowerPoint on your computer in order to import slides. This makes your copy of PowerPoint the last program to "touch" the file. (This Just the program.  If it truly freezes, you may need to close both programs and start again.

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ADOBE CAPTIVATE: Branding Print Documentation

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

    After clicking the Publish button, assuming you have Microsoft Word on your computer (Mac or PC), all of the Filmstrip slides are included in a new Word document. Mac users, the path is the same for you except the Captivate program is typically located in your Applications folder.).