[Recording] – Creators’ Workshop Series: Create Your First eLearning Project with Adobe Captivate! – Damien B

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In this session, you will learn how to:

1) Use Quick Start Projects for creating visually appealing eLearning courses.

2) Use the ready-to-go slides and customize them according to your needs.

3) Quickly create your eLearning course that is rich with interactions, graphics, and animations.

4) Add a quiz and publish your course to an LMS.

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