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For those of you who have purchased Articulate Studio - did you purchase from the website or did you buy through one of the partners/suppliers/

Hi Liz,

I think if you are looking for a solution with less complexities and rapid development with satisfactory output then Articulate Presenter + Raptivity could be a solution for you. If you are particularly looking at IT training (Software tutorial) elearning content then of course choice is simple - Captivate+ Raptivity. I would say Articulate would be easy to use and Raptivity would bring in the interactivity without flash programing. In both the case I would not go for single company, as they have a strength in their one particular area. So I would chose what is that I am comfortable with and what do I want to compromise on! If you want to compromise on time then complex and detail solution is for you otherwise simple and rapid solution would be your take. In both the cases Raptivity can cut down your time and efforts on flash programing.

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Thanks Adam for your input. I was reassured to know that a user of the Adobe eLearning Suite concluded that the Articulate products are the answer for the "quick start" and "rapid development".

The possibility of using just the Captivate tool from the Adobe Suite also occurred to me – particularly when I discovered Articulate Engage items can be imported into it. Version 4 seems much improved; although more with features to make developers’ lives easier than possibilities to improve learners' experience using the output. I have always thought it the best for Systems Training but am still holding back from recommending it to my client as a tool for developing other learning material.

To evaluate the full Adobe Suite, I think I would have to become a Flash programmer. (Clive Shepherd’s evaluation got me out of the need to do this! - http://clive-shepherd.blogspot.com/2009/05/adobe-elearning-suite-is-it-w... )

Articulate has provided me some help on this (via Twitter) which I thought worth sharing.
-- you might find these reviews helpful:
-- 1 http://bit.ly/bh1n8
-- 2 http://bit.ly/3a2O1O
The first is the review of Articulate Studio 09 by Kineo. Unfortunately Kineo has no overall review of Adobe eLearning Suite. Kineo’s review of Captivate 4 is very clear that they recommend it for systems training only, which is why I am trying to compare Articulate 09 with Adobe’s whole suite.
The second is a review of Articulate Engage by Pinched Head (and I promptly added their blog to my feed!)

Articulate also pointed out it’s free trial download is a good way to evaluate Studio’s usability. I agree, and would add that with all the tips the Articulate team post and now all their demonstrations using screenr e.g.
http://screenr.com/mz7
http://screenr.com/RJ7
Articulate helps users of all rapid e-learning products to develop more engaging learning materials.

They also provided me with a good example of the support they provide, even on a casual basis. Articulate responded to my Tweet (similar to the request above) while I slept. But Adobe is still sleeping – presumably no-one in Adobe monitors Tweets that refer to them.

Of course I could take Articulate’s advice and apply it to Adobe’s free trial download, to find out how their products have really improved since 2007, when I last used it. It might come to that but I will welcome
• any links to independent comparative reviews of Articulate Studio 09 and Adobe eLearning Suite
• comments on anyone’s experience of using Adobe’s latest eLearning Suite.
(before I get accused by my client and/or eLN of being biased towards Articulate!)