Overview of: Introduction to Macromedia Flash
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After completing this module you will be able to:
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To complete this module successfully, you must complete the following learning activities.
What is Flash???: Flash is another authoring system produced by the multimedia vendor Macromedia. It was created to provide a smaller shockwave animation file for use on the Web. Here is a sample game written in Flash.
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One of the key skills in the multimedia field is to learn a new tool quickly.
New versions of familiar tools are released often. New vendors create new
tools. You will always be learning new tools.
Each new version of a program and release of a new tool has a tutorial
section included. That is just expected by the software users community.
Walking through the tutorial provides the opportunity to get the look and
feel of the package, to understand the philosophy of the tool designers,
and to learn the keystrokes and methods for accomplishing tasks in the tool.
By the very nature of the tutorial process, it is important that you be
actively involved. Perform all indicated exercises.
Now that you are familiar with what an authoring system should do for you
through your use of Director, you can learn much about Flash by comparing
new knowledge with prior learning. Take advantage of your knowledge of Director
by continually asking yourself these 5 questions while engaging in the tutorial:
To access the Flash tutorial,
Complete Flash Activity 1: As per usual, we are going to create a Hello World multimedia project, this time using Flash. The detailed instructions for this activity are in the Flash Activity 1.
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Post an entry in the bulletin board thread for this lesson explaining one thing you learned in this lesson. Read what the other students have listed.
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Updated: June 17, 2002 |
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