Software simulation

Software simulations are becoming a standard way to learn to operate computer software. This simulator lets learners practice setting up connections between the operating system and various databases—without any risk of damaging data or the system. The simulator behaves like the real control panel—except the simulator restricts learners to the task being taught and provides instructions if needed.

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Here is an example of a software simulation built using PowerPoint.

About the Example

The first example was built with Adobe Dreamweaver and Adobe Captivate. The second example was built in PowerPoint and then converted to HTML from within PowerPoint.