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Captivate 2 by Adobe

  • 10/01/06

Captivate 2 by Adobe

Captivate 2 by Adobe

ADOBE CAPTIVATE 2 enables users without programming knowledge or multimedia skills to develop engaging, interactive content. With Captivate 2, educators can create assessment exercises with eLearning interactions, such as feedback fields and customizable quizzes, as well as other media in Adobe Flash format, using a simple point-and-click interface. The basic system requirements for Captivate 2 include a 600-MHz Intel Pentium III or an equivalent processor, Windows 2000 or Windows XP, 256 MB RAM, and 100 MB ofavailable disk space. Price: $199 (Education Edition).

 

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