The new Adobe Captivate replaces complex timelines and advanced actions with pre-built, block-based, responsive interactions that can be added directly to slides. Interaction blocks include click-to-reveal, accordion, tabs, process guides, and knowledge checks, each suited to specific learning needs. Click-to-reveal supports controlled pacing; accordions reveal layered information; tabs organize related content and reduce scrolling on small screens; process interactions structure sequential steps; knowledge checks can be added throughout a course with or without scoring. These blocks speed development, simplify maintenance, and let designers focus on learning objectives and instructional design rather than technical implementation.
"The all-new Adobe Captivate represents a major shift in how instructional designers create interactive eLearning. Rather than relying on complex timelines and advanced actions, the latest version focuses on block-based, responsive interactions that are faster to build and easier to maintain. This post takes a practical approach, showing how to use these interactions effectively to create engaging learning experiences. What's Different About Interactions in the New Adobe Captivate"
"Click-to-Reveal Interactions Click-to-reveal interactions allow learners to control how and when information is displayed. Best used for:Keep each reveal concise and focused on one idea to avoid overwhelming learners. Accordion Interactions Accordion interactions present layered information that learners can expand as needed. Ideal for:Use clear, descriptive headings so learners understand what each section contains before opening it. Tabs Interaction Tabs help organize related content into clearly defined categories. Common use cases:Tabs reduce scrolling and make content easier to navigate, especially on smaller screens."
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