The Adobe Edge Animate team is doing a live presentation/Q&A tomorrow, Tuesday the 4th, at noon Pacific:
Posted by John Nack at 8:08 AM on September 03, 2012Join our Ask a Pro next Tuesday to get an up close and personal look at what’s new in Preview 7. Our fearless Product Manager Sarah Hunt will cover new features like resizable layouts, enhancements to the timeline and stage, and much more. Sarah will also show you how to add interactivity to your compositions, as requested by our fans.
All things contribute… The Adobe Contribute Blog / HTML5 Editing Support on Adobe Contribute 6.5by Michael Dominic
With the upcoming release of Adobe Captivate 6 just round the corner, I can’t wait to show you a peek into the new and improved workflows in Captivate. So, let me start with my favorite feature in Captivate 6. Enjoy! 
Inquisitive to know more about the new features of Captivate? Follow me on twitter @poojajaisingh and be the first one to know about what’s in store for you in Captivate 6.
You also stand a chance to win a full licensed copy of Adobe Captivate 6. Here’s how:
Follow me on twitter @poojajaisingh. Already following me? Just follow the step 2.Tweet about this post by clicking the Tweet button on this post.You’re all set!I’ll be announcing the winner on 26th July during my Captivate training session. Stay tuned!
Happy captivating!
In case you missed it, below is the video of my eLearnChat interview with Rick Zanotti and Jean Franzblau. Watch it for a number off great surprises, including ‘what I do in my spare time,’ a sneak of the amazing performance and Advanced Action support in the next generation of Captivate to HTML5 output, thoughts about our amazing 21,000 people and growing fast facebook following for Adobe Captivate, and why we’re embracing the stream. It was a great chance to catch up with Rick and Jean and I hope you’ll find some great info and ideas to guide your eLearning journey.
Join Jean and Rick as they host Dr. Allen Partridge, eLearning evangelist at Adobe. Allen shares the latest in HTML5 development for Captivate, reveals the winners of the HTML5 contest and shares all of the resources on eLeanring provided by Adobe. We even see Allen's artistic side as he shares some digital paintings he made.
Here’s a hot list of the links I gave during the show.
Captivate demo projects people can play with:
http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/adobe-captivate-presenter-elearning-suite-examples
Captivate facebook community, NOW more than 20K and still growing like gangbusters
http://www.facebook.com/adobecaptivate/
Rapid eLearning | Adobe Captivate Blog
http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/
Introduction to cognitive theory of Multimedia eLearning
http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2011/11/the-principles-of-elearning-cognitive-theory-of-multimedia-design.html
Adobe TV: Elearning Channel
http://tv.adobe.com/channel/e-learning/show/featured/
AdobeElearning on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/adobeelearning/
Rapid eLearning on MemoLane
http://memolane.com/shanhassa/Rapid%20eLearning%20Resources
The Edge team would like to hear your perspective on the relative importance of supporting older browsers, etc. If the subject is important to you, please fill out this quick survey. Thanks.
Posted by John Nack at 8:36 AM on February 19, 2012The Captivate HTML5 contest has closed for entries. The viewing gallery is still open to give you an opportunity to cast your vote. Thank you for participating in this contest. The general interest can be gauged from the fact that many of the top entries have close to 10,000 views and 1,500 FB ‘Likes’ each. If you’re yet to view some of the entries, please do take some time to appreciate the efforts of the community in pioneering HTML5 eLearning ?
While many of the entries might not be appreciated for the ID skills, I’m sure the contest helped the community realize the possibilities (and current limitations) of HTML5 eLearning authoring. We had 35 entries in this contest, three of which will receive the iPad. Two of these will be determined based on popular vote, while the third will be awarded by an expert panel – for the best content as judged by them.
In the next few days the team here will also point out the entries they’ve liked. Two entries stood out for me-
Mobile Phone User Guide- HTML 5 eLearningthe ‘Mobile phone user guide’ by Michael Hinze,
EURO 2012 Orientation - HTML 5 eLearningand the ‘euro 2012 orientation’ by Michael Lund. Which ones did you like? Do share your thoughts on both- the specific entries, and on the contest as a whole. What went well, what could be improved? Do you have ideas for other eLearning contests we could run?
The event is set for Thursday Sept. 8 at the Vue Cinema, Fulham Broadway in London. Registration for the NY event filled up almost immediately, so if you’re game I’d suggest signing up now.
13:30 – 14:00 Registration14:00 – 14:15 Welcome and Opening Remarks – John Cole14:15 –15:00 The State of the Web – Jeremy Keith15:00 – 15:45 Adobe Dreamweaver CS5.5 and HTML5 & jQuery Mobile – Greg Rewis15:45 – 16:00 Break16:00 – 16:30 Chrome Developer Tools – Paul Kinlan, Google16:30 – 17:15 Edge Demo – Mark Anders17:15 – 18:00 HTML5 interest speaker (TBA)18:00 – 18:15 Wrap-up – John ColePosted by John Nack at 11:51 AM on August 24, 2011