Captivate - eLearning in Motion

Engaging Branching Scenarios for eLearning: Why You Should Make It Learner-centered

10MarchJulio CastroElearning in Motionelearning, Articulate Storyline, Branching Scenarios, Captivate, Training

Branching scenarios for eLearning are a design choice for eLearning courses where you allow a learner to move through a course in a non-linear way.

Slide Presentations for eLearning: Proven Strategies to Transform Old-School Slides into Engaging, Modern Learning Experiences

10NovemberJulio Castro1 CommentElearning in Motionelearning, Articulate Presenter, Articulate Storyline, Captivate, Games for elearning, Gamification, Lectora, Raptivity, slide presentations for eLearning

Slide Presentations for eLearning: Proven Strategies to Transform Old-School Slides into Engaging, Modern Learning Experiences

Choosing the Best Authoring Tools for eLearning: A Practical Guide to Success

6NovemberJulio Castro1 CommentElearning in Motionelearning, Articulate Storyline, Authoring Tools, authoring tools for eLearning, Camtasia, Captivate, ISpring, Lectora, Mobile Learning, SCORM, Video

Choosing the Best Authoring Tools for eLearning: A Practical Guide to Success

The Importance of Storyboarding in eLearning

24FebruaryJulio Castro3 CommentsElearning in MotionArticulate Storyline, Authoring Tools, Captivate, elearning, Lectora, Storyboard

I always use the PowerPoint analogy to explain to others how you build projects with Articulate Storyline (you know, the menus, tools, and so on, do look like those in PP). But this is a simplified way of looking at it, and those of us who have been working with this tool for quite some