SO I use Indesign as I normally do, then export the indesign file as a PDF. cooler and more elegant) fonts, it still looks like 1997 on there.
Even if I update the master slides to add more contemporary (i.e. I come from an art & design background and I just HATE how corporate, dated and plain ugly captivate looks. Hi it's been a long while since you've asked that question and I am going to answer it from a different perspective. Clarify your long term goals for the project, see if there's an ugly short term solution (i.e., just putting up pdfs of the InDesign files on the LMS), and then get to work on the "beautiful" solution in the time you've bought. Best not to rush when you also have to learn. Or, you could, as I said, start from the content in the InDesign documents and create a scorable course in Captivate.Įither way, the solution won't be instant, and there will be a learning curve involved.
To create something interactive, you could stay in InDesign and add interactivity there-but it won't necessarily allow you to accumulate user's scores and such.
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But there isn't really any benefit in just taking the InDesign files and then dropping them into Captivate, because that doesn't really make them any better, so save yourself the trouble of trying to figure out how to do that. You could take the ideas incorporated in the text and design and develop interactive learning courses in Captivate.
If you are working with InDesign files they are probably mostly oriented around TEXT.
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