Also, not hosted on someone's server, so I can put it on my server. However, I'd love it if anyone does know of any other good tools to author interactions (not based only on restrictive templates) without going to full-on programming tools. You can do that in pretty much only these two authoring tools that I know of, or in Flash, which of course, is no longer acceptable. This sounds simple, but this was a great many layers of manipulable assets. Final Verdict Undoubtingly, the winner is Camtasia since it is more popular than Adobe Captive. It is for designing introduction, objectives, menu, layout, scenarios, and more.
It aims to create a ready-to-go interactional eLearning slide. One of these is the Quick Smart Projects.
#Adobe captivate vs camtasia software#
The aims of both software are very different, but they are best at what they do. Captivate is a recorder software that offers unique features. When it comes to hard disk spaces required for smooth operation, Camtasia needs a minimum of 2 GB, while Captivate needs a higher space of 5 GB minimum.
The students drag these assets into the desired locations on the map (they can rearrange everything), and then print it or take a screenshot, to include in their write-up/class presentation on park planning. Camtasia works on a minimum of 64-bit OS, and Captivate can work on both 32 and 64-bit OS. In Captivate, I built an activity with the professor's map, and stacks of the official park service icons for various trails and facilities.
For example, I had a class where students needed to customize a map of a state park (yes, they were training to be park rangers), and then explain why they made their choices. It isn't all screen recording someone talking, or re-creating a PowerPoint online. However, if you want to build learning interactions, to teach/review content in an active manner instead of a passive one, Captivate and Articulate Studio are the top of the line. If you just want to create video of your screen, then Camtasia. This really depends on what you are trying to author, and where you will be putting that content after you have created it.
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