1. Business Communication Final Exam Review
Fall 2014
Ms. Rock

2. Communication Defined: the sending and interpreting of messages
What is the purpose of it?

3. Examples of internal barriers to communication
Fatigue
Disinterest
Poor listening skills
Past experiences with the client, business, etc.
Outside problems (family, friends, etc.)
Shyness

4. Multicultural American Workplace
Business overseas?
Internet?
Growing population?
Immigration?

5. Cross-cultural situations
A disagreement between an employee and his supervisor
A receptionist speaks slowly to client who has heavy accent
Isolated coworker not being invited to lunch
People saying goodbye at the end of the work day

6. Communication With people with diverse backgrounds
Simple and uncomplicated
Complicated and unsatisfying
Difficult and frustrating
Challenging and rewarding

7. Cultural differences and barriers to communication
Why?
People can’t speak english
People speak different languages
Cultural difference prevent an effective exchange of information
People use different technology

8. Movie Maker What can you do? Import video/pics Add effects Add titles
Add credits

9. Movie Maker To view your movie in another program, you have to
Save the movie
Finish the movie
Export the movie
Transfer the movie

10. Movie Maker How do you arrange pics or videos? Choose show Timeline
Choose show Storyboard

11. Graphics
Building blocks for developing exciting and informative multimedia documents, presentations, and publications

12. Vector graphics
Lines
Curves

13. Pixels
Colored dots

14. Fireworks Panels
Layers
Edit
Optimize
Properties
File

15. Panel
Floating window that contains commands, options, palettes, menus, and other features

16. Point
Measurement of height of text

17. Why export?
To change the file format so you can use it in other programs

18. Fireworks
Native File
.png

19. Flash
A multimedia platform used to add animation, video, and interactivity to webpages

20. Stage
Where you place the content for animations in Flash

21. Timeline
Area on screen where you work with layers and frames to alter your movie’s content and animation

22. Default frame rate in Flash10 12 24 8

23. Properties panel (Flash)
Indicates what settings are being used for objects and allows you to change those settings

24. Object
Any item placed on a frame that has not been converted to a graphic, button, or movie clip

25. Graphics
These are objects that have been converted so that you can use the same image a number of times in a movie.  You can also use this to do fade effects, rotation effects, and flip effects

26. Button
These are objects that have been designed to be a interactive object.  You create buttons so that action scripts can be used to control others or events in the movie.

27. Movie Clip
This is an animation within a movie that contains it’s own timeline (a movie within a movie). They can be used repeatedly within the main movie.

28. Action Script
A programming language inside Flash that allows you to take your movie to the next level. They are used to control the flow of the movie, control events in a movie, and allow for user interaction with your movie.

29. Export into .swf format so…
That Flash files can be used on the Web.

30. True or False ?
The canvas color in Flash can be set to multiple colors
False
It is important to decide your canvas size for your Flash movie before beginning the project
True
Objects do not go on keyframes
The stacking order of viewing objects in Flash is decided by the order of the layers
Objects on the top layer do not cover objects on layers below

31. Matching Photo Animation Button Text GIF Websnap 256 Animated GIF
JPEG – Better Quality

32. Image represented by storing a value for each dot (pixel) in the image
The action of turning a feature or command on and off
Graphics in which the image is created using lines and curves defined by mathematical formulas
Graphics that display motion
Photo
Text
Vector
Animation
Bitmap
Toggle

33. Frame by frame animation
Used to change the color of an object to a different color
Allows you to make objects move in a more random or non-straight path
Used to move symbols from one point to another
Most tedious way to create animations; done by inserting numerous keyframes and changing the object on the frames
Changes from one shape to another shape
Used to make a symbol disappear or reappear from view
A way to partially hide an image in the layer immediately below it
Masking
Guide layer
Fading
Motion tween
Shape tween
Frame by frame animation