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Mark Fletcher

Mark Fletcher

www.webassist.com
macrofireball.blogspot.com

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Capturing Audio
  3. Exploring and Modifying Your Audio Track
  4. Importing and Synchronizing Audio Files
  5. Adjusting the Volume
  6. Adding Audio to Objects
  7. Adding Background Audio to a Macromedia Captivate Project
  8. Using the Advanced Audio Dialog Box
Created:
27 October, 2004
User Level:
All
Products:
Captivate

Working with Audio Tracks in Macromedia Captivate

The inclusion of audio in online learning courses not only greatly enhances learners' experiences, it also ensures that your courses are accessible to a wide audience.

In this article I explore the various ways you can add audio to your Macromedia Captivate projects. I also provide a number of tips on adding a narration to product demonstrations and presentations.

Requirements

In order to make the most of this article, you need the following:

Adobe Captivate

Prerequisite knowledge:

This tutorial is designed for new Macromedia Captivate users.

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About the author

Mark Fletcher is a seasoned Adobe Captivate user who has created Adobe Captivate demonstrations and interaction simulations for a number of world-class companies including WebAssist, Wiley Publishing, Macromedia, and Adobe Systems Inc. At the beginning of 2006, Mark joined the WebAssist.com Corporation team where he is Training Manager. The majority of his time is spent creating elearning content for the WebAssist product range. Mark is also an Adobe Captivate 3 Adobe Certified Expert. Mark has written a number of Adobe Captivate articles and is the author of the Adobe Captivate blog Macrofireball.