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Captivate 2017 vs captivate 9: Adobe Captivate 2017 Review

Captivate 2017 vs captivate 9: Adobe Captivate 2017 Review
Adobe’s new update for its most popular eLearning authoring tool, Captivate 2017 is released now! It is loaded with tons of new exciting features and enhancements! Be it custom eLearning content development, rapid elearning, mobile learning, simulation-based eLearning or microlearning, Adobe Captivate has been the choice of eLearning developers and eLearning providers. This update brings the best of the features which help you reimagine the way you develop HTML5-based interactive eLearning. This means more flexibility in creating fully responsive multi-device eLearning and mLearning content. In our last blog, we have covered the new features of Adobe Captivate 2017. Multi-Device Responsive eLearning Authoring – Enhancement: With Adobe Captivate 2017, creating multi-device eLearning content has never been so easy. Responsive Themes – Enhancement: The responsive themes are now loaded with Fluid boxes that enable you to render fully responsive content for multiple devices. Conclusion:

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How to use Fluid Boxes for Web Responsive Design in Captivate 2017 Captivate 2017 is the recent launch by Adobe and is turning out to be A piece of cake for eLearning developers to create responsive ELearning modules. If I have to pick an eye catching feature from the tool I would surely pick “Fluid Boxes” which is one of the new features added to Captivate 2017. With Fluid Boxes, developers relish unique authoring experiences and develop responsive HTML5-based eLearning content faster, without programming knowledge. Open Adobe Captivate 2017 and select “Responsive Project” and then click on “Create”. From the options available at the top, click on “Fluid Box”.

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