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In an eLearning course, we create different types of screens with rollover audio, rollover text, rollover image, rollover slidelet, click-reveal text, click-display animation, pop-ups, tabs, etc. We saw how to create some of these screens in my previous blog posts. Now let’s see how we can create a timeline screen with Adobe Captivate 5.5 using advanced actions.
A timeline screen is the best way to graphically represent the events in chronological order, especially historical events. You can weave these events in a story form and aesthetically present them one-by-one in small chunks.
Here’s an example of a timeline screen:
Liked it? The logic used to create this screen is the same as tabbed screen. The only difference is in the graphical representation. So if you wish to create such a screen for your course, click here to see the steps.
Happy captivating! 🙂
In an eLearning course, we create different types of screens with rollover audio, rollover text, rollover image, rollover slidelet, click-reveal text, click-display animation, pop-ups, tabs, etc. We saw how to create some of these screens in my previous blog posts. Now let’s see how we can create a timeline screen with Adobe Captivate 5.5 using advanced actions.
A timeline screen is the best way to graphically represent the events in chronological order, especially historical events. You can weave these events in a story form and aesthetically present them one-by-one in small chunks.
Here’s an example of a timeline screen:
Liked it? The logic used to create this screen is the same as tabbed screen. The only difference is in the graphical representation. So if you wish to create such a screen for your course, click here to see the steps.
Happy captivating! 🙂
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want to use this same format but make video demos display on each clicked tab how to I do that?
Here’s a demonstration to display video demos on clicking each tab: https://elearning.adobe.com/2011/05/adding-multiple-click-based-animations-on-a-screen-with-adobe-captivate-5.html
Trying to think of a way to use this feature/functionality as an interactive learner assessment … something like a short ‘check your knowledge’ during a web-based tutorial. Ideas anyone?
