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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
If you are comfortable with ActionScript, you can extend its functionality with code.
Thanks to Jane Hart , I was introduced to Xerte today. Xerte is an open source software package for creating interactive eLearning content.
The learning object interface feels a little awkward, but that is easily overlooked for its price tag … free.
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The Best from Learning Journeys
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
If you are comfortable with ActionScript, you can extend its functionality with code.
Thanks to Jane Hart , I was introduced to Xerte today. Xerte is an open source software package for creating interactive eLearning content.
The learning object interface feels a little awkward, but that is easily overlooked for its price tag … free.
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Adobe® Flash® Professional CS5 will include a Packager for iPhone that will let you publish ActionScript 3 projects to run as native applications for iPhone. These applications can be delivered to iPhone users through the Apple App Store. Check it out: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashcs5/appsfor_iphone/ Here's a blog dedicated to Adobe CS5 sneaks and peeks - http://cs5.or
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
There are many Flash/ActionScript libraries available for this purpose, some of which are listed below.
Below are two of the commonly used ActionScript libraries –
Tweetr – This is one of the most commonly used twitter ActionScript 3.0 TwitterScript – This is the one of the As social technology growth continues to march on and dynamic learning grows to be the need of the day, it is little surprise that social media has now become an integral part of learning as well.
Various elearning development companies are integrating the popular social media services like Twitter, YouTube etc.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Actionscript 2.0
On Sale for $1,500 (Sells separately for $2,670)
8 Flash games, 2 PPT eLearning course style themes AND more than 60 Flash interactions included in this bundle!
These are PPT and Flash based templates that are super easy to update.
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Put Actionscript on its Own Layer
Don’t Tags: Featured Random Info Tips & Tricks actionscript flash start eLearning Template We’ve been building a lot of eLearning Flash templates lately and I started to think what I’ve learned that I might be able to share. Lots of people like to use templates to start a project.
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
Old ActionScript code: _root.play();
Maybe its no longer a best practice to embed ActionScript in movies that control other things besides that movie symbol, but for a guy like me that wants to move from AS 2.0 One of the most frustrating things for me to learn in AS 3.0 was being able to find my movie clips in the code.
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Sunday, February 8, 2009
Yes, the main interface is CS3, not the current CS4, but ActionScript hasn't changed. Foundational ActionScript 3.0 Module 1: Communicating with ActionScript
Module This tutorial was my presentation at the ASTD TK 08 show in San Antonio Texas. While running the creation stations at this year's conference, many people asked me about the materials I used for last year's session.
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Monday, September 14, 2009
Adobe’s open source Flex SDK provides, among other things, an Actionscript compiler binary: mxmlc. It’s not just useful for compiling mxml based Flex applications however; it can also be used to compile lightweight, pure Actionscript 3 projects. Since the Flex SDK internals are predominately written in Java, Ant is used as the build tool of choice for most Flex and Actionscript 3 projects. Why?
You want to do Flash work that is mostly development oriented.
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Whenever I write new Flash Actionscript (that works) or find useful Actionscript, I make it a point to place it somewhere accessible where I can access it later. When I need the code again, I pop in the flash drive, copy the code and paste in right into Flash’s Actionscript pane. It may be years before I need that particular code again, but I want to access it quickly along with any associated notes I saved with it.
Here has been my solution for many years.
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