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With their simple utility, cork boards are an almost natural symbol of displaying and organizing information. As such, they make for a great skeuomorph in the context of eLearning. Learners can drag and drop elements and “pin” them in place to create a more physical and concrete experience.
Adobe Captivate 2017 is packed with a ton of new features. One that you may have missed is the new WHILE condition in Advanced Actions. Even if you did notice it, you may be wondering: What is the point? Why would I use that? Or, how would I use that? Read on to find some answers.
Last Thursday, it was our pleasure to host a webinar featuring Dr Pooja Jaisingh, a renowned eLearning and Captivate expert and the founder of LearninGeeks. She joined us to discuss some advanced tips and tricks for Fluid Boxes, part of the newly released Captivate 2017. Here's the recording and the recap of the webinar.
Don’t have an LMS? Need more detailed reports than an LMS/xAPI could provide? Want to track your course data in both an LMS and an external reporting service? Check out this brief overview of how to use Adobe Captivate’s built-in JavaScript interface to gather data and send it to a data collection service.
In light of last week’s release of Adobe Captivate 2017, our #AskMeMonday was focused on that topic.
Our New Stone line of templates has been been a runaway success, exemplifying the eLearning Brothers personality with modern design sensibilities and an endearingly quirky flair. We’ve recently added three more New Stone interaction templates to the Captivate library. Here’s a brief look at what they have to offer.
Today, we’re excited to introduce the latest addition to the New Stone family, a unique 3-panel interaction. With a clean, flat aesthetic, New Stone takes on a very modern, yet somehow retro personality.
When it comes to human beings, one should never “judge a book by it’s cover.” But eLearning courses, being non-sentient, won’t get the same courtesy from your learners. With a few hundred assets available to you in our Captivate library alone, you’re bound to find something that makes the statement you want to make with your course.
As much as we may protest, time moves continually onward. One way to make sense of the insatiable river we call time is to use a timeline—a graphic that puts chronological events on a physical line to help us understand the order in which events transpired.
2016 is nearing its inevitable end, and as it does, we here at eLearning Brothers look toward the future. As such, we’ve added a new theme to our Adobe Captivate library of templates.
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