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Adobe Captivate 7: Beyond the Essentials

Rehearsals

As mentioned in the Preface (page 4), the Write It phase, or script development

phase, is the most important and difficult part of the eLearning development process.

After the Write It phase, you should rehearse the script to ensure that the script is

accurate and every click you are expected to make during the recording process

works as written.

Here’s the scenario for a series of recordings you are about to create: you have been

hired to create an eLearning course that teaches new employees at your company

how to use Notepad (Windows) or TextEdit (Macintosh). One of the lessons you

plan to record using Captivate includes how to change the page orientation with

Notepad or TextEdit.

Here is a sample script showing step-by-step instructions you might create or receive

from a Subject Matter Expert (SME). You are expected to perform each step below in

either Notepad or TextEdit.

Dear Captivate developer, using either Notepad or TextEdit,

record the process of changing the Page Orientation from

Portrait to Landscape, and then back again (from Landscape to

Portrait). Create the recording using a capture size of

800x600. Thanks. Your pal, the Subject Matter Expert.

1. Click the File menu.

2. Click the Page Setup menu item.

3. Click the Landscape orientation button.

4. Click the OK button.

5. Click the File menu.

6. Click the Page Setup menu item.

7. Click the Portrait orientation button.

8. Click the OK button.

9. Stop the recording process.

The script sounds simple. However, you will not know what kind of trouble you are

going to get into unless you step through the script prior to recording the process in

Captivate. Let’s run a rehearsal, just as if you were a big-time movie director and you

are in charge of a blockbuster movie.

Places everyone... and quiet on the set...

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