Adobe Technical Communications Suite = Sweeeeeeeeet!
“They’ve done it again!” Adobe’s Technical Communications Suite is just that, Sweeeeeeeeet!
Finally!!! I am so proud of them for actually recognizing the needs of the eLearning and Instructional Design communities. I simply think it is “hott” idea that couldn’t have come any sooner. Some of the most effective software programs I have used for instructional design and learning media are included:
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Adobe FrameMaker8: for all our technical document publishing needs (You already know how I feel about FM8.)
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Adobe Captivate 3: for creating some of the hottest & interactive (Flash-based) courses, presentations and assessments
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Adobe Acrobat 3D: Okay, Pause! I have yet to use 3D because I do not need do much collaboration on engineering and architectural type of projects (i.e. those where I have to view ‘all sides’ of an object…Urgh! Blah!). Still, it’s a niiiiiice product for those who need the whole “3D Collabo”
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Adobe RoboHelp 7: for the creation of help systems. I have used this product once before during the development of a mock Computer-Based Training (CBT) Learning Program. But, from what I recall, it is also really helpful for any designer or new media artist who has difficulty relinquishing all control over to IT.
…Applause.
Add comment March 12, 2008
, I am embedding this really brief, to-the-point video presentation I found on YouTube. Thanks, zoghart!