Most instructional designers have experience creating storyboards prior to developing eLearning solutions. The storyboarding process enables you to work through a concept and test various ways of structuring content. You also can use storyboards to communicate design concepts to eLearning developers when working in teams to build training solutions.

It’s easy as a developer to get boxed into what is familiar and just use the features that you know well. This might not be a bad thing, but Adobe Captivate 9 has so many awesome features. It might be time to get outside your comfort zone and learn about the features that can help you create any kind of aesthetically attractive and instructionally sound eLearning.

In this session, you’ll learn game design approaches that improve learner engagement and strategies for incorporating them into your curricula and platforms. The session will cover design fundamentals like goal-setting, feedback, and challenges, with examples from EdTech platforms and games.

Experience a live demonstration of what makes learning smart, simple, and self-service in Captivate Prime. This demonstration will include a deep dive into Captivate Prime, Adobe’s new easy-to-use LMS, showing how simple it is to implement, manage, and use. The session will cover easy setup, course creation, management, and the learner experience, showcasing features like modular course building, smart enroller, Adobe Connect and Salesforce.com integrations, and the Fluidic player—and how all this can help improve your learning culture.