1. Introduction to Adobe Flash CS3 Khalid H. Moukali Jennifer Stover Fall - 2008 9/24/2008 Instructor : Dr. I-Chun Tsai

2. Lesson Objectives Students will be able to: 1- Understand the concepts of Adobe Flash and terminology. 2- Identify operation tools of Adobe Flash. 3- Describe how these tools are used to create motions twins, animations and symbols. 4- Learn how to import and use images and sounds in Adobe Flash. 5- Organize thoughts and ideas to complete tasks. 6- Produce creative works on Adobe Flash.

3. Welcome to Adobe Flash

4. About Adobe Flash Adobe Flash previously called Shockwave Flash and Macromedia Flash - is a set of multimedia technologies developed and distributed by Adobe Systems and earlier by Macromedia. Since its introduction in 1996, Flash technology has become a popular method for adding animation and interactivity to web pages; Flash is commonly used to create animation, advertisements, various web page components, to integrate video into web pages, and more recently, to develop rich Internet applications.multimedia Adobe SystemsMacromedia animationinteractivity advertisementsrich Internet applications

5. Learner Analysis General characteristics: The target audience is graduate students who major in instructional technology. Some of them in the last semester to complete their master’s program and others just started their program. All students have a good experience with computer and integrating technology into the classrooms because most of them are teachers. Personal and social characteristics: All students have an access to a computer that has limited multimedia programs, and access to the internet. They look for touchable content that it is easy to memorize and beneficial to use in their teaching careers. In addition, there are no conventional characteristics. Finally, the following cognitive developmental characteristics should be known when we need to write lesson procedures and instructional material in our teaching plans.

6. Technology Resources Computer lab (16 computers). ( To implement the software applications) Data Show. ( To display what we are explaining to the students on the white board) White Board. ( As interactive display tool) Adobe Flash Software. ( To create any flash applications by its tools) Adobe Flash Websites. (Include a lot of practices and tutorials about Adobe Flash). Ready samples (out of class activity or even inside it for mastery confirmation).

7. Adobe Flash Main Page

8. Procedures Introduce Adobe Flash to the students. Provide them with some ready to use samples. Explain Adobe Flash Main Page. Talk about Adobe Flash functions. Convert the shapes to symbols. Using Timeline, Toolbox, and Stage. Creating Motion Tween and Shape Tween. Importing pictures and sounds. Using Mask Effect. ActionScript.

9. Academic Content Standards Standard 1: Nature of Technology. Standard 2: Technology and Society Interaction Standard 3: Technology for Productivity Applications. Standard 4: Technology and Communication Applications. Standard 5: Technology and Information Literacy. Standard 6: Design. Standard 7: Designed World.

10. ISTE Standards for Teachers TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONS AND CONCEPTS. PLANNING AND DESIGNING LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS AND EXPERIENCES. TEACHING, LEARNING, AND THE CURRICULUM. ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION. PRODUCTIVITY AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE.

11. ISTE Standards for Students Basic operations and concepts. Social, ethical, and human issues. Technology productivity tools. Technology communications tools. Technology research tools. Technology problem-solving and decision- making tools.

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13. The Implementation Open Adobe Flash

14. Thank you ! Khalid Moukali Jennifer Stover