Adobe Captivate Training Session 3

Introduction

• Third session of Adobe Captivate training.
• Focus on accessibility, quizzing, and utilizing assets.
• Interactive and experiential learning approach.

Accessibility in E-Learning

Importance of Accessibility

• Equal opportunity for all users regardless of impairments.
• Visual and hearing impairments considerations.

Key Accessibility Features

• Closed Captioning: Create, edit, and format.
• Alt Text: Apply to images for screen reader description.
• Tab Order: Arrange screen reader navigation.
• Player Controls: Ensure screen readers can navigate.

Legal Background

• Rehabilitation Act of 1973: Prohibits employment discrimination.
• Section 508: Equal opportunity within technology.

Implementation in Captivate

• Fill project information for metadata.
• Enable accessibility in project settings.
• Name slides for better screen reader navigation.

Advanced Quizzing Techniques

Question Pools

• Create pools to organize and randomize questions.
• Share and import pools across different Captivate projects.

Importing Questions

• GIF and CSV Formats: For organizing and importing questions.

Interactive Quizzing

• Use drag and drop interactions with states and variables.

Captivate’s Assets Panel

• Access to pre-built interactions and templates.
• Utilize learning interactions like drag and drop efficiently.

Practical Application and Exercises

• Encourage experiential learning by practicing learned concepts.

Conclusion

• Recap of covered topics: accessibility, advanced quizzes, drag and drop, and assets.
• Introduction to upcoming sessions for further exploration.