🎬 BTS: VR Exploration + Custom LMS-Trackable Question Slide in Adobe Captivate (Classic)

🌐 Part 1: VR 360° Exploration Slide

The first slide in this experience features a 360-degree environment that encourages curiosity and spatial exploration. Learners can pan and click to engage with various visual elements — a design choice aimed at promoting engagement and “unlocking” their math adventure.

This slide was not designed to collect data or report to an LMS. Instead, its purpose was to:

• Set the tone for an interactive math experience

• Showcase immersive design possibilities in Captivate

• Allow learners to freely explore without performance pressure

  
  

❓ Part 2: LMS-Compatible Custom Question Slide

Following the VR experience, learners encounter a custom question slide built entirely from scratch — not using Captivate’s default quiz templates. This gave me more control over layout, visual design, and interaction logic.

🔧 How It Works:

• I created custom buttons for each multiple-choice answer

• Each button was assigned an Advanced Action

• The correct answer used Submit Interaction + Mark Slide Complete

• Incorrect answers were configured to trigger visual feedback (but in this case, feedback was suppressed — see below)

  
  

🎯 LMS Reporting Setup:

• The slide was marked as reportable to the LMS

• The interaction used SCORM 1.2 settings to ensure compatibility

• The module was tested using SCORM Cloud, confirming the question’s score and completion status were tracked

  
  

🗣 Note on Feedback:

While Captivate allows for custom feedback to be triggered per answer, I intentionally disabled visible feedback for this slide. Since this was part of a pre-assessment, I didn’t want to guide or influence the learner’s choices with corrections or explanations at this stage. However, feedback logic was still built in and could be activated for post-test or formative use.

💡 Instructional Design Rationale:

This two-part setup demonstrates how immersive experiences can be paired with meaningful assessment, even when spread across different slides. It also highlights how you can:

• Use Captivate’s VR features for engagement

• Build custom, LMS-reportable interactions using Advanced Actions

• Balance design creativity with technical functionality