The other downside besides the initial cost, which can be a bit prohibitive if you’re just getting started in the eLearning business: It only runs on Windows. In other words, it would take five years of subscribing to Adobe Captivate to equal what you are required to pay upfront for Articulate Storyline 2. So you can easily take an image you’ve placed in Captivate, round-trip it to Photoshop for editing, and easily reintegrate it back into your project.Īrticulate Storyline 2 charges users an upfront fee of $1,846 to download the software. Want to know another cool feature? Adobe Captivate can integrate seamlessly with other products within the Adobe Creative Suite such as Photoshop or Edge Animate. Another clear advantage of Adobe Captivate is that it will run seamlessly on both Windows and Apple operating systems.
What is great about this subscription is that it allows you to upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Captivate when it is released, which typically happens at least once a year. But, the question is: Which is best? Well, let’s take a look at the facts as we see them:Īdobe Captivate charges users a monthly subscription fee of about $30 to be able to use their product. Articulate and Adobe have both produced two powerful rapid eLearning authoring tools in Storyline 2 and Captivate, but which is best for custom eLearning development? Here at GAAP Dynamics, we’ve been fortunate enough to use both tools for a variety of projects (check out our Change the Way You Train module, created in Adobe Captivate 8, and our Shades of Gray with the FCPA quiz, created in Articulate Storyline 2, here).
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