INST 5245/6245 (Flash CS4) Screencasts and Associated Files

You'll need version 10 of the Flash player to view these screencasts. If you have previous versions of the Flash Software you absolutely must use, then you can check ocw.usu.edu for corresponding versions of the class. I highly recommend you use the most current version of the software though.

Although you may not want the handouts you should download any files for a particular week before watching the screencasts. These contain flash files and later in the course other media (graphics, video & sound) that you'll need to follow along and practice. They also contain files necessary for completing assignments.

If you choose the html option you'll be able to start watching right away via streaming, but the video will not be saved on your computer (meaning that every time you come back, you'll have to start the download process again. If you download the .zip archive then you'll be able to go back to the movie as often as you like without waiting.

No	Topic	Files	Screencasts
			Stream(.html)	Download(.zip)
1.1	Class Introduction	handouts files assign 1 final work plan quick reference
1.2	Syllabus
1.3	Flash Overview
1.4	Flash Interface
a.1	Assignment 1 Spoiler
2.1	Graphics, Naming Conventions Overview	handouts files assign 2
2.2	Vectors vs Rastor Graphics Overview
2.3	Car Example
2.4	Tween Overview
2.5	Shape Tween Example
2.6	Playing Cards (Classic Tween) Example
a.2	Assignment 2 Spoiler
3.1	Advanced Drawing & Tweens Overview	handouts files assign 3
3.2	Eight Ball Drawing Example
3.3	Eight Ball Lighting Example
3.4	Eight Ball Tween Example
a.3	Assignment 3 Spoiler
4.1	Symbols Overview	handouts files assgn 4
4.2	Car With Symbols Example
4.3	Revisit Playing Cards Example
4.4	Frame Rate, Onion Skinning Overview
4.5	Playground Ball, Bounce Example
4.6	Playground Ball, Move Example
4.7	Playground Ball, Left to Right Example
4.8	Relocate Shape Tween Example
a.4	Assignment 4 Spoiler
5.1	Button Symbols Overview	handouts files assgn 5
5.2	Functions, Listeners, Instance Names Overview
5.3	Simulating Windows Vista, Timeline Example
5.4	Simulating Windows Vista, Actionscript Example
5.5	Built In Buttons Example
a.5	Assignment 5 Spoiler
6.1	Movie Clips (Overview)	handouts files assgn 6
6.2	Car Driving (Example)
6.3	Playground Ball, Combining Motion (Example)
6.4	Dot Syntax, Object Heirarchy, Dynamic Text Fields (Overview)
6.5	Face, Building (Example)
6.6	Face, Actionscript (Example)
a.6	Assignment 6 Spoiler
7.1	Variables, Debugging, Control Structures (Overview)	handouts files assgn 7
7.2	Face Revisited If, Else If, Else (Example)
7.3	MLK Basic Navigation (Example)
7.4	MLK Button Visuals (Example)
7.5	MLK Copyleft, Go Back (Example)
7.6	MLK Library and Layer Folders (Example)
a.7	Assignment 7 Spoiler
8.1	Embedded Items, Multiple Choice (Overview)	handouts assgn 8
8.2	Embedded Items, Matching (Overview)
9.1	Drag and Drop (Overview)	handouts files assgn 9
9.2	Project Navigation (Overview)
9.3	Drag and Drop, Sugar Packets (Example)
9.4	Drag and Drop, Bottle to Bag (Example)
9.5	Drag and Drop, Bottle to Buckets (Example)
a.9	Assignment 9 Spoiler
10.1	Custom Functions (Overview)	handouts files assgn 10
10.2	Show Score (Example)
10.3	Five Star Overview (Example)
10.4	Five Star Progress Gauge (Example)
10.5	Five Star Custom Drag and Drop (Example)
a.10	Assignment 10 Spoiler (done, but link still pending)
11.1	Sound (Overview)	handouts files assgn 11
11.2	MLK Sound (Example)
11.3	Video (Overview)
11.4	MLK Video (Example)
11.5	Adobe Media Encoder (Example)
a.11	Assignment 11 Spoiler