There are a total of five breakpoints now – Desktop, Tablet, Mobile (smartphone), Tablet Portrait, and Mobile Landscape. Captivate 9 has taken responsive to a whole new level with the addition of two new breakpoints. I’ve developed a few projects using the responsive features in Captivate 8, even if no one knew they were responsive except me. Right now, I don’t have much call for responsive projects, but I hear whispers that the IT Department is considering purchasing tablets for our field staff and I want to be ready.
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The quiz review buttons allow the learner to navigate between questions and there is no confusion about how to submit an answer. It didn’t matter what I did – the learners would inevitably click Next instead of Submit. Once I made the Submit button the size of a small car. I changed the text on the button from Next to Skip. I always included the instructions, “Select your answer, then click the Submit button.”, at the end of every question – in big, bold letters. This may seem silly, but the Next button on a quiz slide has been the bane of my existence for years. Whether it is a basic rough sketch or a richer version complete with images and quiz questions – I can easily upload them right into Captivate – eliminating a step or more depending on how developed the storyboard is when uploaded. Captivate Draft allows me to capture my ideas and translate them into a storyboard.
Then I have to transfer that to Word or PPT, which just creates an extra step. I tend to storyboard old school – on paper.
This is probably my favorite new feature – an iPad storyboard app. These are my top eight favorite new/improved features. I’ve been using Captivate for more years than I am willing to admit (RoboDemo anyone?) every new version has given me reason to celebrate and this one is no exception. Nancy Reyes, Learning Strategist at OnPoint Digital, Inc.Ĭaptivate 9 was released just in time for my latest project – a series of courses that require a combination of scenarios and software simulations.
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