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1. #Adobe captivate scorm example archive#
2. #Adobe captivate scorm example software#
3. #Adobe captivate scorm example series#

If you click elsewhere on the screen, a failure caption tells you where you need to click. If you hover the pointer over the File menu, a hint is displayed.

The simulation will wait until you perform this task. In our project, the first screen task is to click File. Training: You need to perform each screen task. The simulation without any user intervention. Also, text captions display indicators as the area is clicked. The area around the clicked part of the screen is highlighted. I have embedded a copy of the video below for those who could not participate in person.Demo: As the simulation progresses, the pointer moves across the screen. You may need to open the table of contents to move between slides as I did not include any audio (as I plan to provide that during my webinar). Additional screen captures for both Blackboard and Moodle environments can be found in the web overview document of my presentation. I hope this quick overview has been helpful. Note this is not a SCORM module and no scores are tracked. If you are curious about the specific quiz I used in this example, you will find the web version here. I provide a web version for those who do not have ready access to Captivate. I cover those details (along with the student view as they complete the module) in my Captivate overview document.

#Adobe captivate scorm example archive#

Once published, you are ready to upload the zip archive to your LMS. You see that eLearning output is enabled (lower right part of screen capture). Here is a screen capture with the settings I used as an example. You need to specify a zip archive (as the SCORM module is a set of files and a manifest). Once you have all items configured, you are ready to publish. You can also configure settings, the score representing the pass/ fail line and the default labels. If you use Moodle, there is a specific option for that LMS. I chose the generic version (for standard LMS – this works well with Blackboard). I provide a screen capture below (from Captivate). I also typically configure the module (so the default values are not used). You select the LMS you will be exporting to. Once you have your Captivate learning module (including the quiz) ready, you need to open the menu Quiz > Quiz Preferences. Note that you need to be able to open the Captivate quiz in your LMS and then pass the results back from Captivate to your LMS (so the grade book can be updated, for example).

I typically rely on SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) for this integration. Regardless of the LMS you utilize, you first need to prepare the module in Captivate. So, let’s see what it takes to make this happen in two example learning management systems. There used to be an approach which allowed you to link to a Google Drive account, but I understand that approach is now deprecated. As far as I know (full disclosure – I don’t use Google Classrooms), it is not possible to fully incorporate Captivate quizzes into Google Classrooms. I will focus on only two of these (as the concepts are relatively similar) – Moodle and Blackboard. Examples include Adobe Captivate Prime (a commercial offering), Moodle, Blackboard, Google Classrooms, and many more. I realize there are many alternatives available these days. I also put together materials covering the use of fluid boxes in Captivate 2017 (and will discuss as part of the January webinar also)Īssuming that you have created a learning module with a quiz component, you may wish to incorporate it into your learning management system (LMS).Creating a quiz in Captivate (November, 2017).

#Adobe captivate scorm example software#

Captivate software simulations (June, 2017).Creating responsive eLearning assets with Captivate (April, 2017).Overview of using Captivate to record a video (March, 2017).For those who are interested in earlier sessions, you will find links below.

#Adobe captivate scorm example series#

This webinar is part of an ongoing series I am presenting on Adobe Captivate. More sessions are planned for 2018 (roughly one each month). I have provided a number of resources and webinars on the fundamentals of working with Adobe Captivate in 2017. I am providing a webinar covering the fundamentals of incorporating a Captivate quiz/ learning module into your learning management system in late January, 2018.