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Open Public
Courses |
| Tutor led
public courses which are scheduled on a regular basis at our
SE1 London training centre. |
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Company Specific Courses |
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specific courses are available for organisations that have
several employees who all need training at the same time or the
course required is not part of our normal Open Public Course
schedule. . |
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courses are ideal where tailoring of the standard course content
is required. When compared to the Open Public Course option,
they typically provide cost benefits when there are three or more
employees who need training simultaneously. |
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run on-site if suitable facilities exist or at our
SE1 London training centre. |
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One-On-One Mentoring -
Personal Coaching |
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individual delegates who have a specific requirement from the
software or where previous knowledge makes group training
inappropriate. The pace and the content of the course can then
be adjusted to the individuals exact needs. |
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Floor - Walking |
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attendance on a course may not be considered appropriate, our
trainers will visit clients offices on an ad-hoc or regular
basis, resolving individual issues on a case by case basis
- delivering quick training sessions on the "front line" at the
desk. |
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| In addition to
classroom based courses, we also offer a substantial range of
computer (CBT) and web (WBT) based training courses. C/WBT
are alternative education methods for those individuals looking
for perhaps a cheaper alternative to traditional instructor led
(ILT) training. |
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Fast Track to Macromedia Flash –
Foundation (2 days) |
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This
two day course is designed to teach a wide spectrum of
software professionals how to design and deliver
cross-platform, low-bandwidth animations, presentations,
and Web applications using Macromedia Flash MX2400.
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It is a task-based course, with students
learning by doing. Along with covering the basics of
Macromedia Flash MX, the course focuses on best
practices and design, stressing the importance of
usability, accessibility, optimization, and performance.
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While
principally based on the MX2004 version of the product,
it’s content is just as relevant to MX and Flash 8 users
as MX2004 participants. |
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Delegates
require an understanding of PC’s and familiarity with
the use of a keyboard and mouse. |
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A basic
knowledge of the Windows, or Macintosh, operating system
is assumed, along with competency in using a Web browser
program to access the Internet and familiarity with Web
terminology. |
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Learning the Basics |
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Introduction
to Macromedia Flash |
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The
Macromedia Flash interface |
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Creating a
new Macromedia Flash document |
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Developing
in Macromedia Flash |
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Creating Simple
Graphics and Text |
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Using
graphics |
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Importing
graphics |
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Using text |
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Masking |
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Adding Simple
Animation |
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Working with
symbols, libraries, and instances |
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Creating
frame-by-frame animation |
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Motion
tweening |
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Using motion
guides |
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Shape
tweening |
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Adding stop
actions |
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Using Symbols and
Libraries |
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Graphic
symbols |
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Button
symbols |
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Movie clip
symbols |
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The
structure of a Macromedia Flash document |
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Working with
libraries |
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Enhancing
Functionality Using Actions and ActionScript |
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Using
ActionScript |
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Creating
interactive buttons |
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Linking to a
URL |
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Creating Compact
Movies |
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Using the
Load Movie action to create more efficient documents |
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Using shared
libraries to create smaller Macromedia Flash documents |
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Adding Sound and Video |
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Adding Sound |
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Modifying
the sound level |
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Adding video |
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Using
Components |
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The
Bandwidth Profiler |
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Publishing |
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Factors to
consider before publishing |
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Techniques
for optimising movies |
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Publishing |
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All course contents are subject to change
with prior notice. |
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