Adobe Captivate goes beyond just screen capture. Adobe Captivate software records all on-screen actions and instantly creates professional-quality Flash simulations complete with text captions, mouse movements, and scored interactions, without programming. This course is designed to cover the basic features. Adobe Captivate is ideal for faculty, staff, and anyone who might need to create a web-based tutorial for clients, employees or students.

Microsoft Office OneNote is a digital notebook that provides a flexible way to gather notes and information, powerful search capabilities so users can find what they are looking for quickly, and easy-to-use shared notebooks that help teams work together more effectively.

At the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Understand the OneNote screen Layout
• Create notebooks and sections
• Move & delete pages, sections, or notebooks
• Transfer notes, drawings and pictures on a page
• Use the Side Note
• Use OneNote with other Office programs

This Captivate workshop is designed for both new users as well as experienced Captivate users.

In this workshop we will focus on the following:

• The enhanced interactions library, including "in-course YouTube video streaming & in-course web browsing".
• The new and improved system audio recording and editing functionality.
• Making eLearning fun with the new drag-and-drop games, quizzes, and learning modules that can run on desktops and iPads.

Now that you have a basic understanding of Adobe Captivate, it's time to add more creativity and functionality to your project. In this workshop we will discover various tools that will give the end user a more interactive and exciting training experience.

During this course we will cover the following topics:

• How to enhance your Captivate project by adding objects
• Identifying and understanding non-interactive and interactive objects
• Introducing and working with widgets
• Publishing projects to YouTube

Adobe Captivate goes beyond just screen capture. Adobe Captivate software records all on-screen actions and instantly creates professional-quality Flash simulations complete with text captions, mouse movements, and scored interactions, without programming. This course is designed to cover the basic features. Adobe Captivate is ideal for faculty, staff, and anyone who might need to create a web-based tutorial for clients, employees or students.

Prerequisite skills: Basic familiarity with a computer mouse and keyboard.

After completing this class, participants should be able to:

• Navigate through the PowerPoint user interface
• Create, save, open, and close a presentation
• Insert new slides
• Enter and edit text
• Use the Slide Master
• Add clip art to a slide
• Format the slide background and design
• Print speaker notes and handouts
• View the slide show

This Captivate workshop is designed for both new users as well as experienced Captivate users.

In this workshop we will focus on the following:

• The enhanced interactions library, including "in-course YouTube video streaming & in-course web browsing".
• The new and improved system audio recording and editing functionality.
• Making eLearning fun with the new drag-and-drop games, quizzes, and learning modules that can run on desktops and iPads.

Microsoft 365 in the online version of the Microsoft Office suite of applications. This overview covers the basics of logging into Office 365 and navigating through the different online apps such as Outlook, OneDrive, Word, and OneNote.

Now that you have a basic understanding of Adobe Captivate, it's time to add more creativity and functionality to your project. In this workshop we will discover various tools that will give the end user a more interactive and exciting training experience.

During this course we will cover the following topics:

• How to enhance your Captivate project by adding objects
• Identifying and understanding non-interactive and interactive objects
• Introducing and working with widgets
• Publishing projects to YouTube

Adobe Captivate goes beyond just screen capture. Adobe Captivate software records all on-screen actions and instantly creates professional-quality Flash simulations complete with text captions, mouse movements, and scored interactions, without programming. This course is designed to cover the basic features. Adobe Captivate is ideal for faculty, staff, and anyone who might need to create a web-based tutorial for clients, employees or students.