I just had a SME forward a bunch of old emails with needed fixes this week, including a link to the Dropbox folder... there's 20 courses in Dropbox that we have to figure out where the feedback goes to which slide. Those are hours we have to bill for and I would rather bill her just development time, not searching for stuff in these courses!!! Knowing specifically which slide and what edit is needed is awesome. Anyway, thanks for sharing this Paul! You are keeping the eLearing community and SMEs sane, one course at a time!!! Love your tutorials!
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Paul, love your tutorials! Just came across this looking for a solution for this very issue, and it’s great! One quick question. Do you happen to know if they support multi scorm (modules) courses? Thanks so much! Keep up the great work!
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Hi Paul, Awesome video as usual! Out of curiosity, do you have any tips or suggestions for how to make very dry, boring material more interactive and engaging for learners? For example, if the objective is to read an operator's manual, how would you recommend spicing that up so it isn't just reading an operator's manual and answering a couple questions? Any thoughts or experiences you've had that you'd like to share would be appreciated!
Instead of teaching your learners by simply reading the big boring document, why not give them a search-and-learn activity. Provide them the PDF of the document and teach them how to look up what they need to know. Test their ability to use the operator's manual by asking them to look up various procedures, facts and specifications. Using question pools with randomly selected questions makes it unique for each user and different if they return to the training at a later date.
Great site/concept! Just signed up. Here's a question for you regarding the site tour they provide. I know you like a challenge. ;) I really like how the highlight boxes seem to flow from one section to the other along with their text captions. Do you know if there is a way to recreate this type of effect in Captivate?
@@CaptivateTeacher Yep, I got that part, thank you. Perhaps I just need to play with the transitions for the highlight boxes themselves. In the tour, they appear to move seamlessly from one section to another resizing as they go. It looks like a smooth transition of a single object, but I guess it would be separate objects just timed to appear as one. I'll play with it. As always, thank you!
You're welcome Lori Caccippio, and thanks for watching. If you really like my videos, make sure you press the 👍 icon. Also, if you want to be notified when I come out with new videos, make sure you subscribe and press the 🔔 icon.
As always Paul a great tutorial. This would have been a great asset on a recent contract. Do you know if this site works with other eLearning tools? Many thanks
Additional authoring tools such as Storyline and Lectors should all work so long as you publish with SCORM compliancy turned on. Check out their documentation for further details
Hi Susan, Here is a list and we are adding new tools all the time. support.reviewmyelearning.com/support/solutions/articles/5000604885-what-authoring-tools-work-with-reviewmyelearning-
I don't make my courses public for others to review. Mainly because the course when they are finished is all owned by the client who hires me in the first place. You should be able to find examples. Review My eLearning has a sister site called Course Portfolios where you might find some other people's examples. courseportfolios.com/
Your Vlog is really useful, do you have a link to a video showing how to add colour to objects, for kids e-learning activities (colour the pictures and join the dots)
@@CaptivateTeacher Thank you so much, you are really helpful, I have been able to accomplish my task out of the example you demonstrated, you are a hero.
I like this I am just wondering how easy it is to remove the lesson after it has been reviewed. With my company their are proprietary concerns as I am sure there are with other companies and I wouldn’t want to leave my lessons up for very long. I think I am in a little different situation than some of the other folks that would use this as I actually don’t contract I work for the company I do lessons for. Any thoughts on this would be helpful for me to see if we could use this or if there is another way to do it besides having everyone crowd around my computer that would be great. 😊
You can control who has access to the course so you can send it only to people within your organization. You can set it up to require your reviewers to log in to Review My eLearning rather than just creating a public link. Once you are done you can simply hit the Delete button but remember you may want to keep a record of that feedback in case it comes back and haunts you in the future.
We are very security conscious as we have a lot of banks, fortune 500 companies, and government agencies on the platform. As Paul said, you can lock it down as much as you want. And when you delete a course (which is easy) then it is gone. Plus you can export all the comments to excel so you have them after you delete it.
Paul Wilson Adobe Captivate Tutorials thank you Paul this looks like it might give me a good way to get my reviews. I really appreciate all the videos you do too so please keep it up. I learn a lot from them. 😊
Part B, Iwould assume. This was noted by one of my team members and looks like a great reason to stay away from this product. If your information is at all proprietary, you are allowing the provider to keep it and do whatever they want with it. As good as the product seems, this would make it very unattractive to some users. But great video as usual.
@@davebrennan6254 Wow you are right. That is troublesome. We are the new owners of RME and I can promise you now that I will ensure that paragraph is removed or edited. I believe the intent was to cover the for generic ads where some user names, comments, content, etc might superficially appear in ads or support articles. I will get this fixed.
So, just to be clear: If I want to have another course reviewed, I delete the first one, upload the next one, and I can continue to use the free account?
I believe that's true, however, if you find their service of value, I would encourage you to support them. You know, in the same way you might frequent a favourite local restaurant that you like.
I am having trouble getting my quiz to work correctly on ReviewMyElearning.com. It is working when I review the published file on my computer or on other Scorm clouds but not on this website. Help!
I've not run into any problems. Make sure you publish your course with reporting turn on. Beyond that try reaching out to the folks at Review My eLearning for support.
Yes it does. Make sure you have *eLearning Reporting* enabled. I always use *SCORM 1.2* but I believe some, if not all the other formats are acceptable as well.
@@CaptivateTeacher I really appreciate you getting back to me. I enabled reporting and still am getting "invalid course message". BTW just picked up your memory game course on Udemy very nice. I am actually making a cognitive behavioral therapy course to combat anxiety and depression because of the pandemic. My SME is a psychiatrist and I'm looking for a easy way to get feedback from him.
Good morning Paul. I am new to Captivate and trying to set up my first client review. When I go to upload my Captivate Zip file, I get the following message "We couldn't find an imsmanifest.xml file in the zip. Is it a SCORM package?" How do I fix this? Thank you in advance!
@@CaptivateTeacher Thanks Paul. I have that checked but was still getting the same message. AS I have never done this before, I am in the Preferences section with Enable reporting for this project. I have the Standard set to SCORM 2004. The LMS is set to "Other Standard LMSs". Is there something I need to change? I don't have the client's LMS settings/location yet. We are at the review stage and I am trying to get this to them. Thank you once again.
I publish with whatever settings I use for publishing for an LMS. If you still need help when I’m back in the office on Tuesday you can purchase an hour of my time and I would be happy to walk you through it. bit.ly/Cp1on1
Mostly because Captivate developers don't take the time to optimize their media files before importing them into Captivate. Most of my Captivate projects are published out to be anywhere from 40-50 MB for a typical 30 minute course. I spend time to optimize my video and images, resizing them and compressing them (not too much) but just enough to optimize them for delivery over the internet.
Ok, so, I just created a personality profile using your previous video ruclips.net/video/S_lhVdQlPUQ/видео.html (thank you for that!) And seeing as how this is only day 5 with captivate for me, I need some additional clarification. After I publish, a folder is created (saved to my desktop). Where in that folder can I find the HTML link? Or in other words, how do I take those files and actually access the project in a web browser? The only way I've figured out how to actually see my project is to publish it, and then click yes when the dialogue box asks if I'd like to view it now. But coming strictly from the published project folder on my desktop, how do I access the HTML version? Hope this wasn't too confusing of a question and seriously thanks for your help in the previous video and your continued support for us!
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I just had a SME forward a bunch of old emails with needed fixes this week, including a link to the Dropbox folder... there's 20 courses in Dropbox that we have to figure out where the feedback goes to which slide. Those are hours we have to bill for and I would rather bill her just development time, not searching for stuff in these courses!!! Knowing specifically which slide and what edit is needed is awesome. Anyway, thanks for sharing this Paul! You are keeping the eLearing community and SMEs sane, one course at a time!!! Love your tutorials!
Thanks Susan. Glad you liked the video.
I've signed up and am field testing it now with my management. My initial impression is very favorable. It's quite easy to use.
Yeah, I'm really happy with it.
Wow, great information. I was looking for an easy way to share projects with reviewers. Thanks Paul
My pleasure!
I am so glad I found your channel... thank you so much... I am a new captivate learner. Your videos are so clear and simple to follow.
You're welcome Victor Runnerguy, and thanks for watching. Make sure you press the 👍 icon. Also, if you want to be notified when I come out with new videos, make sure you SUBSCRIBE and press the 🔔 icon.
Very cool! I plan on sharing this with my team.
Yeah, it's a great tool.
Paul, love your tutorials! Just came across this looking for a solution for this very issue, and it’s great! One quick question. Do you happen to know if they support multi scorm (modules) courses? Thanks so much! Keep up the great work!
I never tried it. You can reach out to them through their website support to see if that's possible.
@@CaptivateTeacher thank you sir
@@garycayton you're welcome.
Thank you so, so much! I was unaware of this site, but this is absolutely perfect. Saved my sanity!
You're welcome Emily. I hope it helps you out.
Thanks Paul for sharing your knowledge, this video is very useful for e-learning developer. Reviews on eLearning works are a critical point.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing this resource. Highly valuable!!!
You're welcome.
Exactly what I was looking for!! Thank you!!
You're welcome Dwyer!
Thank you, Paul! Really appreciate this info.
You’re welcome and thanks for watching. Please subscribe if you haven’t already. If you turn on notifications you’ll be alerted when I post other videos in the future.
Hi Paul,
Awesome video as usual! Out of curiosity, do you have any tips or suggestions for how to make very dry, boring material more interactive and engaging for learners? For example, if the objective is to read an operator's manual, how would you recommend spicing that up so it isn't just reading an operator's manual and answering a couple questions? Any thoughts or experiences you've had that you'd like to share would be appreciated!
Instead of teaching your learners by simply reading the big boring document, why not give them a search-and-learn activity. Provide them the PDF of the document and teach them how to look up what they need to know. Test their ability to use the operator's manual by asking them to look up various procedures, facts and specifications. Using question pools with randomly selected questions makes it unique for each user and different if they return to the training at a later date.
Great site/concept! Just signed up. Here's a question for you regarding the site tour they provide. I know you like a challenge. ;) I really like how the highlight boxes seem to flow from one section to the other along with their text captions. Do you know if there is a way to recreate this type of effect in Captivate?
You can use objects appearing on the timeline such as smart shapes and highlight boxes to appear and disappear in time with narration.
@@CaptivateTeacher Yep, I got that part, thank you. Perhaps I just need to play with the transitions for the highlight boxes themselves. In the tour, they appear to move seamlessly from one section to another resizing as they go. It looks like a smooth transition of a single object, but I guess it would be separate objects just timed to appear as one. I'll play with it. As always, thank you!
You're welcome Lori Caccippio, and thanks for watching. If you really like my videos, make sure you press the 👍 icon. Also, if you want to be notified when I come out with new videos, make sure you subscribe and press the 🔔 icon.
As always Paul a great tutorial. This would have been a great asset on a recent contract. Do you know if this site works with other eLearning tools? Many thanks
Additional authoring tools such as Storyline and Lectors should all work so long as you publish with SCORM compliancy turned on. Check out their documentation for further details
Hi Susan, Here is a list and we are adding new tools all the time. support.reviewmyelearning.com/support/solutions/articles/5000604885-what-authoring-tools-work-with-reviewmyelearning-
Thank you very much 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You are welcome!
Hi Paul. Do you have any links to finished Captivate courses that we can look at?
I don't make my courses public for others to review. Mainly because the course when they are finished is all owned by the client who hires me in the first place. You should be able to find examples. Review My eLearning has a sister site called Course Portfolios where you might find some other people's examples. courseportfolios.com/
Your Vlog is really useful, do you have a link to a video showing how to add colour to objects, for kids e-learning activities (colour the pictures and join the dots)
Great suggestion! I don't have that now but sounds like a good idea.
Check this out. elearning.adobe.com/2020/06/drag-and-drop-canada-colouring-book/
@@CaptivateTeacher Thank you!
@@CaptivateTeacher Thank you so much, you are really helpful, I have been able to accomplish my task out of the example you demonstrated, you are a hero.
I like this I am just wondering how easy it is to remove the lesson after it has been reviewed. With my company their are proprietary concerns as I am sure there are with other companies and I wouldn’t want to leave my lessons up for very long. I think I am in a little different situation than some of the other folks that would use this as I actually don’t contract I work for the company I do lessons for. Any thoughts on this would be helpful for me to see if we could use this or if there is another way to do it besides having everyone crowd around my computer that would be great. 😊
You can control who has access to the course so you can send it only to people within your organization. You can set it up to require your reviewers to log in to Review My eLearning rather than just creating a public link. Once you are done you can simply hit the Delete button but remember you may want to keep a record of that feedback in case it comes back and haunts you in the future.
We are very security conscious as we have a lot of banks, fortune 500 companies, and government agencies on the platform. As Paul said, you can lock it down as much as you want. And when you delete a course (which is easy) then it is gone. Plus you can export all the comments to excel so you have them after you delete it.
Paul Wilson Adobe Captivate Tutorials thank you Paul this looks like it might give me a good way to get my reviews. I really appreciate all the videos you do too so please keep it up. I learn a lot from them. 😊
James Kingsley thank you for your information this also helps a lot too.
Thanks for watching Julia.
Great concept, awful TOS.Thank you as always for your videos.
I assume you mean Terms of Service. What part?
@@CaptivateTeacher Yes the part related to content, specifically 4b.
Hi Dave, please let us know which part of the TOS is troublesome to you and we'll take a look at it.
Part B, Iwould assume. This was noted by one of my team members and looks like a great reason to stay away from this product. If your information is at all proprietary, you are allowing the provider to keep it and do whatever they want with it. As good as the product seems, this would make it very unattractive to some users.
But great video as usual.
@@davebrennan6254 Wow you are right. That is troublesome. We are the new owners of RME and I can promise you now that I will ensure that paragraph is removed or edited. I believe the intent was to cover the for generic ads where some user names, comments, content, etc might superficially appear in ads or support articles. I will get this fixed.
Do you have to publish the captivate project before you upload it here?
Yes.
I wish Adobe would support online review like Articulate does.
They have a solution but it's not as robust at Review My eLearning.
Does this tool work with Captivate 12?
Yes it does. It works with any published SCORM course.
Paul, how to do you get your captivate to a SCROM zip file?
Use the steps in this video here to prepare a course for an LMS or Review My eLearning. ruclips.net/video/MiTuu4CvKg8/видео.html
So, just to be clear: If I want to have another course reviewed, I delete the first one, upload the next one, and I can continue to use the free account?
I believe that's true, however, if you find their service of value, I would encourage you to support them. You know, in the same way you might frequent a favourite local restaurant that you like.
That's a very good point. I haven't gotten to the point where anyone is reviewing my work, but I will definitely look into subscribing when I do.
I am having trouble getting my quiz to work correctly on ReviewMyElearning.com. It is working when I review the published file on my computer or on other Scorm clouds but not on this website. Help!
I've not run into any problems. Make sure you publish your course with reporting turn on. Beyond that try reaching out to the folks at Review My eLearning for support.
Does this work with Captivate 2019? My course wouldn't upload?
Yes it does. Make sure you have *eLearning Reporting* enabled. I always use *SCORM 1.2* but I believe some, if not all the other formats are acceptable as well.
@@CaptivateTeacher I really appreciate you getting back to me. I enabled reporting and still am getting "invalid course message". BTW just picked up your memory game course on Udemy very nice. I am actually making a cognitive behavioral therapy course to combat anxiety and depression because of the pandemic. My SME is a psychiatrist and I'm looking for a easy way to get feedback from him.
Good morning Paul. I am new to Captivate and trying to set up my first client review. When I go to upload my Captivate Zip file, I get the following message "We couldn't find an imsmanifest.xml file in the zip. Is it a SCORM package?" How do I fix this? Thank you in advance!
Hi Steve, you need to enable eLearning reporting from the Adobe Captivate Preferences window. Use the same settings you would use for your LMS.
@@CaptivateTeacher Thanks Paul. I have that checked but was still getting the same message. AS I have never done this before, I am in the Preferences section with Enable reporting for this project. I have the Standard set to SCORM 2004. The LMS is set to "Other Standard LMSs". Is there something I need to change? I don't have the client's LMS settings/location yet. We are at the review stage and I am trying to get this to them. Thank you once again.
Check here for a possible solution: support.reviewmyelearning.com/support/home
I publish with whatever settings I use for publishing for an LMS. If you still need help when I’m back in the office on Tuesday you can purchase an hour of my time and I would be happy to walk you through it. bit.ly/Cp1on1
I can't get all of the graphics to work when I publish it, but on my computer it shows. Is this because it isn't in an LMN?
You will have to reach out to Review My eLearning for technical support. When I use it it works fine.
could you please tell me why adobe captivate files are so heavy? - They take a long time to load on the web. Why? - thousand thanks in advance
Mostly because Captivate developers don't take the time to optimize their media files before importing them into Captivate. Most of my Captivate projects are published out to be anywhere from 40-50 MB for a typical 30 minute course. I spend time to optimize my video and images, resizing them and compressing them (not too much) but just enough to optimize them for delivery over the internet.
Ok, so, I just created a personality profile using your previous video ruclips.net/video/S_lhVdQlPUQ/видео.html (thank you for that!)
And seeing as how this is only day 5 with captivate for me, I need some additional clarification.
After I publish, a folder is created (saved to my desktop). Where in that folder can I find the HTML link? Or in other words, how do I take those files and actually access the project in a web browser? The only way I've figured out how to actually see my project is to publish it, and then click yes when the dialogue box asks if I'd like to view it now. But coming strictly from the published project folder on my desktop, how do I access the HTML version?
Hope this wasn't too confusing of a question and seriously thanks for your help in the previous video and your continued support for us!
Open the file in the folder called index.html to access your course in a browser.