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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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Thursday, August 26, 2010
Along with the FLA file, any dependent SWF files or ActionScript files will be placed in the same folder as the FLA file. When you click on export and choose a path to save the FLA file, all dependents including SWFs and ActionScript files, will be pushed to the same folder. Export to Flash is an old feature modeled in a new way.
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Thursday, August 5, 2010
don’t typically learn by reading the book or the manual on my own but the hands on exercises really helped me to understand the concepts behind Flash and ActionScript 3.0. Someone who knows Flash and ActionScript. NOTE: This article was written by Ginger Nichols, a graduate student at University of Colorado, Denver. Lynda.com.
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Friday, June 4, 2010
Instead we insist on complications of ActionScript, or C++, or any of the others. I was invited to speak at the Innovations in eLearning conference last Thursday. This event is put on by a partnership between George Mason University and the Defense Acquisition University. Both organizations are top notch. certainly didn't.until and friends.
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Wednesday, April 28, 2010
few weeks back I wrote about the reasons for using ActionScript 3.0 ActionScript 1:1 with Doug Winnie. Colin Moock’s lost ActionScript weekend. Getting Started with ActionScript 3.0 Kirupa’s Flash and ActionScript Tutorials. ActionScript 3 Tip of the Day. Related posts: Why Use ActionScript 3.0
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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. This tutorial was my presentation at the ASTD TK 08 show in San Antonio Texas. Therefore, this manual can be very helpful if you are making the bridge to AS 3.0 from AS 2.0,
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Monday, March 22, 2010
With the help of its inbuilt programming language ActionScript developers can code interactions, communicate with servers, program animations etc. The latest version of ActionScript- ActionScript 3.0 It has many new APIs and better performance which were not available in the previous versions of ActionScript [AS 1.0 & AS 2.0]
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Put Actionscript on its Own Layer. Tags: Featured Random Info Tips & Tricks actionscript flash start eLearning Templates 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(); Not any more. 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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