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December 01, 2007

Adobe Captivate 3 eLearning Course Now Available

I'm happy to announce that my Adobe Captivate 3 eLearning course is finally posted and ready for prime-time.

There are more than 40 highly interactive lessons, including:

The Captivate Interface | Insert Text Captions | Edit Text Captions | Modify Text Captions and Add Highlight Boxes | Align Objects | Control Caption Timing | Insert and Manipulate Images | Image Stacks | Insert Click Boxes and Set Caption Options | Adding Buttons | Duplicate Slides and Hide the Mouse | Change Slide Timing | Insert Text Entry Boxes | Change the Pointer Path | Text Animation | Frames Rates and Animation | Export and Import Movie Captions | Add Background Music | Resize a Movie | Import PowerPoint Slides | Link to Other Movies | Link a Movie to a Web Site | Checking | Bandwidth and Publishing Movies | Publish to Word | Set Reporting | Options and the Manifest File | Insert a Question Slide | Edit a Question Slide | Set Question Slide Options | Create a Menu Builder Project | Edit and Export a Menu Builder Project | Publish SCOs | Upload Course Content into an LMS

Price: $85.00 for one full year of unlimited access, 24-hours-per day, 7 days per week.

Click here to test drive a few of the lessons in this course.

Ready to register? Click here.

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