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Watch Out for YouTube Slide Videos Causing Problems

by Adam
March 5, 2025

Reading Time: 3 minutesDilemmas in Adding YouTube Slide Videos to Captivate Classic Having worked extensively with Captivate Classic as an eLearning developer, I understand the challenges faced when attempting to integrate YouTube slide videos into courses. Resolving these issues is crucial for ensuring a smooth learning experience for users. Encountering difficulties when trying different methods,

Fast Clicking on Simulation Click Boxes Skips Slides When Viewing – (Captivate 12.5)

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Discovering Issues with Fast Clicking in Captivate 12.5

by Adam
February 25, 2025

Reading Time: 2 minutesEncountering Fast Click Issues in Captivate 12.5 In the world of eLearning development, a blog post highlighted a common problem found in Captivate 12.5 simulations. Users clicking rapidly on a Clickbox set to ‘Go to the next slide’ may experience the subsequent slide skipping ahead. This interruption can disrupt the learning flow

What Are L&D Deal Breakers That Cause Employees To Click Away From Your Training Course

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Identifying the Key Factors that Lead to Employee Disengagement in Training Programs

by Adam
February 16, 2025

Reading Time: 2 minutesExpert Perspectives on Learning and Development Deal Breakers Drawing from my background as an eLearning developer, I fully support the observations made regarding the issues within Learning and Development (L&D) that can cause employees to lose interest in training initiatives. It is crucial to design learning experiences that are not only engaging

Captivate 12.3 Quiz question slide gets stuck when branching

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Understanding the Bug Impacting Quiz Question Slides in Captivate 12.3

by Adam
May 6, 2024

Reading Time: 2 minutesReviewing Quiz Slide Troubles in Captivate 12.3 Many eLearning developers, familiar with tools like Articulate Storyline and Rise, can relate to the frustration caused by unexpected issues encountered while working on course development. This blog post delves into a developer’s encounter with a quiz slide that fails to progress as intended in