Pros and Cons
November 10, 2020
Pros and Cons

Score 7 out of 10
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Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Adobe Captivate Prime
We're using Adobe Captivate Prime to supplement our in person training classes that have been cancelled due to COVID. Our engineers would travel and teach about 6 classes in the USA per year to industry professionals looking to further their education or keep up with PE credits. Currently we're only using this online course for gas lift, but we are considering creating another class for plunger lift.
- Customize your course.
- Track quiz results and learner progress.
- A lot of quirky behavior.
- A lot of common sense features missing (I put in requests for next version).
- When reporting issues sometimes it takes a long time to resolve.
- Too early to say - it did take a while to put this course together and we're still working out kinks. We have been able to resume our training classes though that were cancelled due to COVID.
I wouldn't say it was easy... but I figured it out. While there are resources online, sometimes it was difficult to find specific tutorials for what I was trying to accomplish. I got there in the end, though. My biggest complaint is the quirky behavior with this program, and the amount of time it takes (sometimes) to get an issue resolved with Adobe. When I have a "live" course and there's an issue, I need to get things resolved quickly. There were times where I would only get a reply in the middle of the night so it took about a week to get my issue fixed.
Actually it was pretty confusing. It took a while to understand the difference between Prime and Connect (we needed a live chat feature, so we went with both). It would be nice to have a live chat feature in Prime where learners can connect with instructors in real time with issues or questions about course content.
Yes - several times I was put in touch with Vamsi Krishna and this guy is GREAT. He knows exactly what he's doing and is very responsive. He has always been able to get my issues resolved in a timely manner. Give this guy a raise and don't ever let him go. Seriously.
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