I’m currently trying to dive into Adobe® Captivate®. As always, Adobe TV provides a couple of great tutorial videos for beginners. You should have a look at all videos relating to Adobe Captivate. However, I have found that once again a couple of videos are not enough to really learn something about a software. Of course you will have to work with the software itself—that’s out of the question. But a nice way to begin is to have some didactical structure behind the number of videos provided, which Adobe TV somehow lacks. There is a show called Rapidly Create and Update which features most of the episodes that will be listed in the following, however, the focus of that is quite different: It’s simply advertisement. I can understand that there are so many people with different backgrounds that picking a sequence seems to be a hard choice.
In this post I will try to structure some of the videos provided into a sequence that helped me getting to terms with Captivate and hopefully this sequence will be of value for others. I also tried to annotate the videos a bit to hint at things that—for me—where particularly important.
Wow, that’s rather a long title for a relatively short post. Anyway, I’d like to give a short overview of four pages that list the most valuable resources for CSS layout techniques. I did not have to start a list myself, because there have been lists out there already.
Weblog: Alexander Sperl 