Paul Wilson
Adobe Captivate 12.3 - Export and Import Closed ...

In this video, I show you how to export and import closed captions using the All-new Adobe Captivate 12.3 update.

Adobe Captivate 12.3 - Export and Import Closed Captions
Paul Wilson
Adobe Captivate 12.3 - Image Editing ...

In this video, I review the image editing improvements in Adobe Captivate 12.3.

Adobe Captivate 12.3 - Image Editing Improvements
Paul Wilson
Ditch the Dual Monitors: Unleash Your ...

Are you struggling with a cluttered desk and endless monitor juggling? The Dell S3422DW curved monitor is here to be your productivity game-changer. Say goodbye to clunky dual-monitor setups and hello to a panoramic workspace that will immerse you in your work.

Paul Wilson
Custom Content Carousels with Audio Narration

Want to MAKE YOUR COURSES STAND OUT? This custom carousel with BUILT-IN AUDIO is your SECRET WEAPON! (Free Project File Included!)

Custom Content Carousels with Audio Narration
Paul Wilson
Adobe Captivate 12.3 - Share for Review

I reviewed the share-for-review feature in the new Adobe Captivate 12.3 update in this video.

Adobe Captivate 12.3 - Share for Review

Responsive Design

New Premium Course - Build Your Own Memory Game with Adobe Captivate 2019

New Premium Course - Build Your Own Memory Game with Adobe Captivate 2019

In this course, you will learn how to use Adobe Captivate 2019 or newer and develop a learning interaction that can either stand-alone or be part of a larger eLearning course. This learning interaction will allow your learners to play the classic memory game to reveal information that they need to learn as part of a more extensive course. This course will teach you how to layout your slide for multiple fluid boxes for responsive design, create the necessary variables, and write the advanced actions to make it all work.

Adobe Captivate Fluid Box Secrets | July 22th 12:00 PM EDT | 16:00 UTC

Adobe Captivate Fluid Box Secrets | July 22th 12:00 PM EDT | 16:00 UTC

Experienced eLearning designers will tell you that responsive design only represents 5% or less of the eLearning designed today, and because of that, you shouldn’t necessarily embrace it. I predict that this is going to shift the other way within the next five years. If you don’t have this skill, you may no longer be competitive within this industry. You need to master these skills I will be sharing with you in this livestream.

Responsive Learning

When designing for mobile I find you need to rethink learning. I always try to imagine what my learner needs from each project. For example, if an employee wanted to access my lesson while commuting on the train, what needs to be on their screen? Do I need just the basics or should I try to cram my desktop design onto their tiny screen?