Adobe Captivate

This is the most amazing software I have used there are lots of features but the thing I like about Adobe Captivate is that it has got webcam feature which lets you connect with your learners affectively is very easy to use and the best thing that learners can easily navigate and see the learning calendar which helps in scheduling course while training. This app is used in my organization for connecting and training and trust me it has great features. Adobe products have very good interface including this software moreover you can customize courses as it suits you. This Software is interactive allowing the end user to simulate the software. The recording function is easy to use. Edits are simple. And As a registered Adobe user, I like the fact that I can create assets within the Adobe Creative Suite and then use them within Adobe Captivate LMS. The quality is very high in Adobe so I recommend the integration of Adobe assets with this LMS

Courseware development that solves the training needs of multiple departments in the company.

I use Adobe Captivate to build customized eLearning for companies. Sometimes the units are for a wide audience such as for new hire orientation, while other times the lessons are for a small and specialized group of roles. It's been shown that when adult learners have some control over their progression, that they are more likely to engage with the material. So I strongly appreciate that I can use advanced features to build flexibility and user choices into the lessons. I also frequently use the multi-state potential of objects to visually show progression through a sequence.

We use Adobe Captivate to create interactive video presentations. You can easily add video assets, build interactivity, and add assessment questions all in one application. Typical delivery includes publishing to a SCORM package and uploading to an LMS. Adobe Captivate allows us to expedite the content creation process by leveraging templates and saved actions to build out our eLearning solutions.

I use Adobe Captivate to convert instructor-led training decks, into asynchronous learning modules.

Use to educate clients on new product features.

We build interactive training available on-demand to our staff. In our industry it is often difficult to get staff together to attend an in-person training. Captivate allows us to build customized training that meets the needs of our organization that can be accessible when staff have the time. The courses we build touch everyone from executive leadership down to individual contributor level employees.

Adobe Captivate is our authoring tool for e-Learning. We use this to create e-Learning content to deploy to employed and non-employee staff.

I use it find learning solutions. I also teach workshops on it and like to add external web objects. I'm known for importing web and Animate files (OAM). I then use JavaScript to get the two objects to talk to each other.

We use Adobe Captivate to create eLearning modules to supplement/ replace instructor-led facilitation. We are working toward create a more hybrid learning experience that blends self-paced learning and instructor-led training. We are constantly faced with staffing issues on our front line. Having multi-day instructor-led courses creates a hardship for our employees and sometimes delays their ability to get the training they need.

To create training materials for our client. Captivate assists with training gaps with our client.

We use Adobe Captivate to develop training material for employees. These training materials can consist of anything from Safety and Emergency Preparedness to Leadership and Management Skills. We usually use it to construct courses as well as capture video demos to teach platform or interface usage. We also use it to teach processes in various departments.

As an instructional designer I use Adobe Captivate to create for e-learning courses and creating videos. I really like the different tools and features it has. There are so many ways to use Adobe Captivate to make it learning fun and interactive especially when it comes to training staff in a remote setting. I hope to continue to learn the different tools I can use with Adobe Captivate and implement it in the trainings. Great tool to use, I would definitely recommend Adobe Captivate to anyone who is responsible for creating videos and learning tools in any field. It is easy to use and navigate.

I use Adobe Captivate to develop interactive courseware for courses that assist Airmen in getting qualified in their respective career fields for the Air Force. The software has proven to not be very intuitive and requires a large amount of programming capabilities in order to get it to function. We have found that the responsive aspect actually makes development more difficult, especially when utilizing the fluid boxes. It can also be rather glitchy when uploading in SCORM files. Due to security requirements we cannot use the associated assets due access issues.

We use Captivate to create integrative eLearning to include system simulations. We train users on many topic and systems with many personas. We have used it extensively to help with enterprise level software rollouts to train project teams, testers, support personnel, administrators, and end users.

We use Adobe Captivate to create software simulations training but we do not use the video simulations as recording is blocked by our ISO. We have a variety of software for servicing mortgages and consumer loans, so most of our training is software training. We do have some industry knowledge type training we offer as well.

Adobe Captivate enables our software tutorial simulation training using scenario-based training. Allowing our learners to utilize the training in a "real-world" training environment provides numerous benefits including minimizing errors in the field and cutting down on training times. Captivate's versatile development capabilities also allow us to use this tool for video-based training for soft skills, sales, and other training initiatives.

Create eLearning experiences for distribution to teachers and librarians in the state of Missouri. Most topics surround technology or classroom technology.

We use Adobe Captivate to author all of our e-Learning courses. Specifically, we use Adobe Captivate to create SCORM shells that contain multiple slides and videos, and we use it for the interactive assessment options such as interactive video, hot spot assessments, knowledge checks, etc.. We use Adobe Captivate to meet needs for knowledge share, skill training, and behavior leaning.

I have used Adobe Captivate to develop online content for our college courses by linking it to our learning management system.

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 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 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.