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Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Tracking Process
  3. Recording or Creating a Captivate File with Interactivity
  4. Setting or Modifying Reporting Options on Interactive Components
  5. Enabling and Configuring Tracking Options in the Quiz Manager
  6. Previewing File and View Tracking
  7. Configuring Additional Settings and Publishing the Captivate file, Through the Publish Dialog Box
  8. Conclusion

Output Options in Captivate – Part 1: An Overview of Tracking Options

Tracking Process

There is a basic process for generating and integrating tracking from Captivate-based files, regardless of the output option. This section covers the process that you use to add interactivity to your Captivate files. Though I focus on the general process, the walkthrough in this section explicitly outputs to e-mail, since it’s easy to generate and see the tracking output. You can find explicit information for each of the output options in separate documents (coming soon) in the Adobe Captivate Developer Center.

The basic process for building and integrating tracked content in Captivate is:

Based on Output Option selected in Quiz Manager, you can:

  1. Test and distribute published files

    or

  2. Integrate published files with selected tracking mechanisms

It is a simple process. Captivate is a great tool for generating standards-compliant content (AICC and SCORM) or content that is used to communicate to other tools such as Flash, Authorware, Questionmark Designer, and e-mail, because it makes the process simple for you while performing a lot of complicated work.

The following walkthrough explains the process for creating an interactive Captivate file that tracks to e-mail.

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