Adobe Captivate vs iSpring Suite

• Easy learning curve. Captivate makes it easy for a new user to pick it up and understand where to begin. Adobe, in general, does this very well and Captivate is no exception. When you begin using Captivate, many of the tasks to create a video come naturally as things are laid out in a way that makes sense.
• Embedding with LMS (Learning Management Systems). Adobe has made it very easy to deploy your produced video to any of the popular LMS's available. Captivate also gives you a very easy way of including a SCORM score for any quizzes that must be passed at the end of the video in order to proceed to the next video.
• Capturing Audio has never been easier. With Captivate you can easily add voice-over audio that you can record directly inside of Captivate, or import a pre-recorded audio clip. You can import sounds from other sources for effects in the video and Captivate already includes all of the commonly used sounds for mouse-clicks, error sounds, etc.

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• Screen recording is great. Very simple to use and delivers exactly what is expected by us in terms of quality.
• Powerpoint conversion is a simple process. In fact, it is possible to add a lot of additional resources to make it more compelling and engaging. It may generate a lot of benefits for companies that already have many PPT files.
• Quizzes and interactive assessments are also a great feature, with multiple types of questions. It can be mixed with learning content to create a process based on continuous learning and testing.
• It exports the project in different publishing formats, so it makes much easier for non-technical users to create and export any content and then publish it on LMS platforms.

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• The learning curve for adding and manipulation effects can be quite steep. If I haven't used Captivate in a while, it takes several minutes to remember how things work.
• Audio editing could be improved by making it easier to place edit markers without having to pause the play cursor at a given spot.
• Recording new audio or video to an existing presentation makes my Captivate crash. I've had to record audio in a separate program and import as media. Fixing this bug would be very helpful.

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• Language. There is not a version of the product in Portuguese. We understand it is a problem considering the big amount of features and options that the product offers.
• Player setup could be more flexible in terms of design and graphics. It is possible to adjust settings and options but in visual terms, there are some limitations.
• The product may be a bit low to execute depending on the computer capabilities, especially when opening or exporting projects. But, we have experienced the same using other similar tools.

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• We recently stopped using a vendor-supplied Security Awareness training and created our own in Captivate. Doing so saved our organization $15,000 per year.
• We are looking to stop using other vendor-supplied training that will save us an additional $45,000 per year.
• Adobe Captviate's subscription program is the way to go. For roughly $40 per month, we are able to use Captivate and receive all enhancements they release.

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• You can rapidly give intuitive e-learning substance to your clients which causes them to enhance their insight... and after that to be more effective in their activity! In the event that they are, their organization is too. With the web based business instrument, you can make a connection to an online installment framework specifically offer your e-courses, The ROI is relatively prompt as the iSpring Learn membership expense is extremely reasonable and you can rapidly set the arrangement.
• Client benefit is incredible.
• Item gives ensured assets which can have an expiry date.

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