Use Acrobat to provide audio comments right in a PDF. It not only saves time, it also helps you communicate more clearly with students.

Easily create show-me product demos in HD, interactive let-me-try application simulations, and test-me assessments. Publish projects to the web, desktop, YouTube, and leading SCORM- and AICC-compliant LMSs. Deliver HTML5-based content to mobile devices, including the Apple iPad.

Creating Assessments using Adobe Captivate

Adobe® Captivate® contains advanced quizzing functionality that makes it easy to create your own robust quizzes and assessments. You can also create a Question Pool where questions are picked at random and placed on a Random Question slide.

Explore the development of a language learning tool. We'll cover concept, design, production, and evaluation processes as well as all the tools used in those processes, including Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash Catalyst, Flash Builder, and Flash Media Server. Then we'll dive into developing user management, authentication, content management, assessment, reporting, and administrative modules. This session provides you with an open source project you can use to get started building your own language learning projects.

The Department of Social Action and Citizenship is using Adobe LiveCycle ES solutions to automate and enhance staff processes for completing assessments on citizens with special needs.

Learn about the application of Folio Thinking pedagogy and practices and the evaluation of ePortfolios and other social software tools (wikis, weblogs, etc.) to facilitate teaching, learning, and assessment for students, faculty, departments, and institutions.

CDE worked with Universal Mind and the Center for Assessment to create a data visualization solution that gives people an innovative tool to analyze student-progress metrics and turn statistics into actionable information. SchoolVIEW was created using Adobe Flex, AIR, and Creative Suite 4 Design Premium.

Explore the use of Adobe products as a platform for academic support. See how students discover the design process through team-based development and assessment in the Interactive Games and Media Department at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT).