Create Interactive Social Distancing Project using Adobe Captivate
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Senior Director, Digital Learning at Icertis | eLearning Strategist | Author & Speaker | Ph.D. in EdTech | CPTD
Webinar Recording Details
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Date and TimeThu, May 21, 2020 at 8AM Pacific / 11AM Eastern
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Duration1 Hour
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Cost$0 (Free)
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Description
During these unprecedented times, social distancing is the need of the hour. Join Dr. Pooja Jaisingh to see how we can use the information available on this topic to build an interactive and animated eLearning course using Adobe Captivate.
You will learn how to use interactive objects, multi-state objects, drag and drops, simple actions, and automatic forced navigation in Adobe Captivate to build simple yet interesting interactions. You will also learn about tips and tricks to quickly convert any content to eLearning interactions, without using any advanced features.
You will learn how to use interactive objects, multi-state objects, drag and drops, simple actions, and automatic forced navigation in Adobe Captivate to build simple yet interesting interactions. You will also learn about tips and tricks to quickly convert any content to eLearning interactions, without using any advanced features.
About Dr.Pooja Jaisingh
A seasoned Digital Learning professional with 20+ years of experience, I have established myself as a thought leader and speaker at industry-leading events, as well as an instructor for numerous LinkedIn Learning courses. My expertise lies in creating award-winning eLearning courses and training materials, and I have authored books on developing eLearning courses using Adobe Captivate. I am also the creator of the Adobe Certified Professional: Adobe Captivate certification program. My contributions to the learning and development industry have been recognized in a recent Women in Learning research report by The Learning Guild.