In addition to Adobe Captivate videos, I also uploaded other things to my YouTube channel.
Knowing that my memory was like a sieve, I captured the steps so I could refer to these procedures later if I needed them. I had started to use variables and advanced actions in Adobe Captivate to expand what I could do with the software. The following few videos I recorded and uploaded to my YouTube channel were strictly for me. I remember thinking that it would be interesting if anyone watched these videos. Rather than just deleting the recordings, I uploaded them to YouTube.
YOUTUBE ADOBE CAPTIVATE HOW TO
It worked well, and I had these recordings of me teaching how to use Adobe Captivate. My initial tests of video demo were recorded with one instance of Adobe Captivate while I demonstrated how to use Adobe Captivate on a second instance. My employer had asked me to investigate using the video demo feature in Captivate to produce training for some software we were rolling out to all the managers. Still, I had not used the video demo feature to capture my screen for software training. I had been using Adobe Captivate to produce a variety of elearning courses over the years. Building an entire training course was never my intent when I started with video number one in August of 2014.
Recently someone in the Facebook user group was critical of my YouTube channel for not providing my videos in a particular order conducive to their learning everything about Adobe Captivate.
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