Well if you want it to play on TV, you are basically looking at
creating video only. An 'interactive' DVD (something like a DVD menu
that's has more things to click on) is pretty agonizing and really
only lets you watch video, and make the occasional choice (click on
the right answer). I'd avoid that. As a learning experience, it may
actually teach pretty well, but is not so engaging or rewarding as
what can be delivered via computer.
If you want to really create educational content, there are literally
hundreds (and thousands) of things you can combine to create great
educational content - eg video, animation, interactive demonstrations,
games, documents, cool web ages ... just exactly what is best depends
on what you are teaching and who you are teaching it to.
Then there are questions like, do you want to deliver to sexy,
small-market devices like the iPad, or do you want to support 'every'
desktop or laptop, or are you even interested in delivering to
phones... The eLearning Suite had the tools for all of these options
and more.
This is an OLD demo (2009) but it walks you through significant
features of the eLearning Suite version 1. The current version of the
suite is largely the same, with various improvements.
https://my.adobe.acrobat.com/introducingels/
Steve
