Adobe Flash CS6 - Part 2

Course details

Students will gain an understanding of ActionScript and other advanced features of Flash, importing content from external sources, such as XML and video files, and create items that respond to user interaction.

Course Outline

1 - Getting Started with an ActionScript Programming Project

• Plan a Programming Project
• Elements of ActionScript
• Get Help on ActionScript Code
• Testing and Debugging

2 - Extending the Behavior of Flash Objects

• Extend Movie Clip Behavior
• Respond to Events

3 - Accessing Structured Data

• Parse XML
• Use Arrays

4 - Using Components for Display and User Input

• Add Components and Set Properties
• Populate Components with Content
• Respond to Item Selection in a Component
• Change the Appearance of Components

5 - Using Media Content from External Sources

• Load Image Content
• Load Video Content
• Load Audio Content

6 - Making Rich Media Content Accessible

• Improve Navigation for Accessibility
• Make Content Readable by a Screen Reader

7 - Publishing a Movie

• Prepare to Publish from Flash
• Edit the HTML Host Page
• Add SWF Metadata
• Publish to Various Formats

Target Audience: This course is designed for students who want to expand their Flash skills beyond developing simple animations, to use extended capabilities of Flash, including ActionScript, importing external multimedia content (graphics, video, and audio), and publishing options to customize the presentation of a finished movie.

Related Certifications:

• Adobe Certified Expert - Adobe Flash CS5

Related Exams:

• Flash CS5