Caroline
I am afraid that due to diary commitments Joe will be unable to attend this event.
Regards
Joan
| Caroline Douglas |
| <(Address removed)> Sent by: (Address removed) 05/06/2009 15:01
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On Wednesday 24th June Adam Smith College will be hosting a one day training event for staff wishing to develop their skills in using Adobe Flash.
This instructor-led course is intended to equip F.E. Lecturers with the practical skills required to deliver the following units within the NC Digital Media Computing framework:
• F180 11: Interactive Multimedia for Website Development
• F1KB 11: Animation Fundamentals
The course uses a hands-on approach and is geared towards beginner and intermediate users and will focus on the following topics:
• Introduction to Adobe Flash
• The Flash interface
• Drawing tools in Flash
• Frame-by-frame animation
• Motion and Shape tweening
• Adding simple interactivity - Play and Stop buttons
• Introduction to movie clips
• Publishing a Flash animation
There will be examples of how Adobe Flash can be used to deliver these units and discussion regarding suggested teaching approaches, all within a friendly and relaxed environment. The session will commence at 10am at the Nairn campus in Kirkcaldy and finish at 4:30pm, with a break for lunch, which is provided, between 1pm and 2pm. Tea and coffee will be available throughout the day and there will be plenty of opportunities to network with other lecturing staff and discuss teaching issues.
The cost of this event is £100 including lunch and places are limited.
To book please contact Mark McPhee on: Tel: 01592 223719 Email: (Address removed)
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