Essentials of Adobe Captivate 2: Skills and Drills Workbook by Kevin A. Siegel
$31.50
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Essentials of Adobe Captivate 3 by Kevin A. Siegel
$31.50
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Designing Web-Based Training: How to Teach Anyone Anything Anywhere Anytime by William Horton
$31.49
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e-Learning and the Science of Instruction: Proven Guidelines for Consumers and Designers of Multimedia Learning by Ruth Colvin Clark
$44.00
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Adobe Captivate 3: Script Writing and Production Guide by Kevin A. Siegel
$25.00
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If you've ever used traditional screen recording software to create product demonstrations or created custom simulations on your own, you know what an enormous task it can become. Not so with Macromedia's recently renamed and enhanced software, Macromedia Captivate (formerly RoboDemo). By capturing your actions as you use a program, Captivate eliminates the need to create custom graphics for each step--which in turns means no massive video files at the end of the project. Macromedia Captivate automatically records all onscreen actions and instantly creates an interactive Flash simulation. Point and click to add text captions, narration, and e-learning interactions without any programming knowledge. Veteran author Tom Green understands that this is big news for anyone creating online training, product demos, e-learning applications or user support systems--which is why in these pages he provides a super-quick start for a super-quick tool! After introducing you to the Captivate work environment, Tom uses simple task-based instructions and loads of visual aids to help you progress through chapters on creating and modifying Captivate simulations; using frames; adding objects, captions, audio, interactivity, and rich media; using PowerPoint with Captivate; integrating Captivate with Macromedia Breeze; Captivate and Flash; and more.
Tom Green is a professor of interactive media at Humber College in Canada and the co-author of Building Dynamic Web Sites with Macromedia Studio MX.
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