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Presenter:
Doug Peterson, Product Owner, Questionmark

Title:
Using Captivate and Flash Simulations in eLearning and Assessments

Synopsis:

Maintaining a training environment can be time-consuming and costly, and it can be very difficult to assess a
learner's proficiency with an application. This session will show you how to create simple and complex application simulations in Adobe Captivate and Flash, and deploy them as questions in a Questionmark Perception assessment. You will also look at other types of Captivate and Flash simulations and how they can be used in elearning and assessments.

Learning objectives:
  • Describe the appropriate times for using a Captivate simulation or a Flash simulation.
  • Create a basic application simulation in Captivate and a complex simulation in Flash
  • Deploy a Captivate or Flash simulation as a question in Perception

Recommended Experience Level: Beginning/Intermediate

 


 

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