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Product type Paperback

Published in Sep 2021

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781801073837

Length 616 pages

Edition 1st Edition

Tools

Adobe Captivate

Concepts

Design

Author (1):

Damien Bruyndonckx

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Table of Contents (22) Chapters

Preface

1. Section 1: Publishing Learning Content

2. Chapter 1: Introduction to Adobe Captivate Prime FREE CHAPTER

3. Chapter 2: Customize the Look and Feel of Captivate Prime

4. Chapter 3: Uploading Learning Content and Managing the Content Library

5. Chapter 4: Creating Skills and Courses

6. Section 2: Managing and Tracking Students' Learning

7. Chapter 5: Managing Users

8. Chapter 6: Enrolling Learners to Courses

9. Chapter 7: Reviewing the Learner Experience

10. Chapter 8: Exploring the Instructor Role

11. Chapter 9: Configuring and Using Feedback

12. Chapter 10: Reporting in Captivate Prime

13. Section 3: Enhancing the Learner Experience

14. Chapter 11: Badges and Gamification

15. Chapter 12: Enabling and Managing Social Learning

16. Chapter 13: AI-Powered Recommendations for Learners

17. Section 4: Administering the Platform

18. Chapter 14: Working with Catalogs and Peer Accounts

19. Chapter 15: Working With Messages and Announcements

20. Chapter 16: Exploring the Integration Admin Role

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In the previous section, you logged in as a Learner 01 to your Captivate Prime account using your web browser. However, a growing number of learners want to take courses using their mobile devices. This allows them to review their courses whenever they want, even when they are on the road on a business trip.

But the mobile situation raises a whole new set of challenges:

The screen of a mobile device is typically much smaller than the screen of a laptop or desktop computer. Therefore, the learning experience must be redesigned to fit the mobile situation.
Interacting with fingers on a touchscreen is very different from using a mouse pointer on a desktop or laptop computer. This means that interactions must be redesigned for touch.
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