Adobe Captivate

We use Adobe Captivate to create training content and add training material to our LMS. We do not use it daily, but we use it often enough for our team to be familiar with how to use it. The only issue I have is how it can be a bit complicated for beginners.

I'm currently using Adobe Captivate to develop an e-learning course that will replace the course that we used to do in person. Adobe Captivate was chosen because it will allow for an instructional video, software simulation, and quizzes/assessments to determine learning.

Our company decided to use Adobe Captivate to begin creating eLearning content for our customers to supplement our instructor-led and video training. We hope to utilize self-paced learning to introduce concepts to our clients before they enter the IL training space so they can get the most out of their time with a live instructor. To this end, we have created several courses that cover the basics of our software. Each course uses the "software simulation" portion of Adobe Captivate, along with some knowledge check questions.

I use Adobe Captivate to design courses written by curriculum developers.

Use it for building web-based training. SCORMed for a Moodle LMS. Business problems are it has fallen behind in functionality. Looking forward to seeing what Charm has to offer in the pretest today. We need to program a lot of behind-the-scenes functionality to do our quizzes and interactions the way we need to. We would like to add animations from ANimate, but the OEM file doesn't work well in Adobe Captivate. Layering a GIF file is complicated too. The VR capability is extremely limited and clunky. Hoping Charm will integrate more with other Adobe CC products like AE, AN, CH, PR, etc. Also, hoping 508 accessibility ALT text, CC, and the tab order is much easier than Adobe Captivate 2019. It would be nice to have MP4 CC editable and use the industry standard file type to import the CC test into Adobe Captivate instead of hand typing it. We do gov contracts, and 508 is super important. We would love to meld animation into Adobe Captivate, but AE doesn't seem to export a format for Adobe Captivate. Hoping Charm will help here. My ISDs want to jump off to Articulate, so keeping my fingers crossed for Charm.

I am a curriculum developer developing training for all departments in our company. We use Adobe Captivate to do proactive as well as reactive and interactive training for all personnel.

As we become more and more involved in the learning management system of creating content and assessments, this is the direction we are going. We use various platforms and believe it would be beneficial to use a primary one.

I develop courses in Captivate based on SME content.

I use Adobe Captivate to create web-based training for nurses. Most of the training that nurses go through is hands on. However, nurses must also achieve continuing education credits each year, as well as refresher training for state license and federal requirements. I build training, web-based and videos, to assist the nurses in meeting their requirements.

We use Adobe Captivate to create internal eLearning product training for our service workforce. I am a designer of content and developer.

Create eLearning for all departments.

Adobe Captivate is one of the "bread and butter" programs we use for our curriculum development and instructional design within the airline industry. With so many facets to the company as a whole, Adobe Captivate allows me to hone our curriculum to fit our customers instead of the many limitations of other products.

As a curriculum developer, Adobe Captivate was used to create eLearning content for all departments that would then be loaded and presented in an LMS system.

Our team develops eLearning modules to teach on how to use global applications. Using Adobe Captivate helps us deliver engaging courses that help users learn more efficiently. Creating courses is easy and we can integrate videos and other animations very quickly. I enjoy developing quizzes that are easy to add and developing templates within Captivate is easy. Additionally, adding to our company LMS is simple and quick.

I create eLearning for corporate and operating company employees.

We use Adobe Captivate to create eLearning content and courses for technical training. Captivate enables us to create and deliver relevant training to a variety of audiences.

We primarily use Captivate to develop and publish all of the quarterly and supplemental training for our pilots. Captivate addresses our needs for an all-in-one tool to build, publish, and manage our content in a repeatable and standardized process when tied into our in-house LMS. The products we build with Captivate are seen by 14,000 pilots every 3 months and on average there are 10-15 modules built for each quarter and Captivate has been the key in keeping that ball rolling for us.

We are in charge of creating eLearning and maintaining records of training for 14,000+ on a quarterly basis. Captivate has helped to deploy a very reliable operation of training and recurrent training that has made our development process really easy to navigate and to establish standards across our fleets and departments.

We train a LOT of systems that are constantly changing to a virtual workforce across the globe. Captivate makes it easy to create software training videos that are engaging and interesting (well, I have to do the "interesting" part). We also use the screens, use cases, and scenarios from the software training videos to create simulations to allow users to practice what they've just watched.

We are using Adobe Captivate to develop virtual training for end users.

We looked at many options for e-learning content creation with an important criteria being the ability to work with existing software and LMS delivery systems. Captivate also offered interactive features for user interactions and the ability to stream video. We appreciate the ability to same the same course design to export to older systems as SCORM files and to new web delivery as HTML5 files.

As a commercial cleaning provider, my organization has a need to train a remote workforce to ensure excellent cleaning standards and compliance with all health and safety and environmental legislation. While we have a training academy at our head office we wanted employees to be able to train at their convenience and needed to roll out emergency training on enhanced cleaning during a pandemic. Adobe Captivate allowed us to create engaging, interactive training videos that have been extremely well received by clients and cleaners alike.

Personal use only. For my testing uses, I use it to see how the courses I design fit the requirements of different platforms, and when they are uploaded, we try to test run them to see how they work. We also troubleshoot the courses and want to see if they are compliant.

We originally selected Captivate to develop e-learning courses for our customers. We were very pleased with the original product although it was never as good as the original product Adobe bought to build on, Authorware. However, it became apparent Adobe were slow to develop the product. It fell behind other e-learning products in the marketplace.
We came back to Captivate after a customer had been using it and asked for help. We were pleased to see some improvements and again started to use it but the product is still full of out-of-date code, an attempt by Adobe to keep flash users.
It does include some AR and VR options but nothing compared to other products in the excellent Adobe range. So we are now being forced to move away again from Captivate.