How Do I Create New/Custom Domains?

Hello @Debiprasad_Maharana,

Though I appreciate the kind offer to add my specific skills to Captivate Prime, I do not think simply adding my goals to the list already available will add much value to the end user.  What I was hoping for was a reimagnining of the Skill section.  Instead of selecting pre-defined skills that come standard with every instance of Adobe Captivate Prime I would like to see functionality added so that the administrators of Captivate Prime can take this functionality and make it relevant to their individual needs.  For example could we possibly have three levels of goals/skills and have the administrators fill in the skill or goal at each level for their specific use case?  

To illustrate my point, I could see if Captivate Prime was used in a higher education setting you would want to create a set of Institutional Goals\Skills (i.e. Demonstrate Critical Thinking).  This goal/skill could then be related to one or more specific goals used in multiple courses offered across the Institution (i.e. Engineering, English Literature, Biology, etc).  The critical thinking skills are measured and demonstrated differently in each of the various courses but the goal itself reamains constant.  Building on this premise, these course level goals could then be aligned to module level goals/learning objectivess.  For my case, I would like to input various national guidelines and standards for special education (as my level 1 goal/skill) to specific goals/skills at the course level (level 2 goal/skill) and then align those course skills to skills at the module level (level 3 goal/skill).  Additionally, I could see that adding these skills to various course assignments, discussions, quiz or survey questions or content within the course would be a great feature enhancements.  Your end users would have a better way to report out the effectiveness of their programs and curriculum if a report could be generated that maps out these three levels of skills/goals and what assessments help to students demonstrate their competency of those goals/skills.  

Kind regards,

Matt Schneider