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Prospero's Island . . . Animated

Posted on May 19, 2013 by Tim Chase

This is a project that my class will do to demonstrate their learning of and creatively engage with the characters in The Tempest.

Students use Edge Animate to create an animated introduction of five principal characters in the play.

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Test your HTML5 eLearning on an iOS device without an iOS device

Posted on May 16, 2013 by Damien Bruyndonckx

Producing content for mobile devices raises the issue of testing the content in a situation as close as possible to the reality. Most of the time, you’ll only test the HTML 5 output of Captivate only on the mobile device you own or, even worse, in the desktop version of an HTML 5 web browser. If you are a Mac user, there is an easy way to test the behavior of your Captivate HTML 5 content on iOS devices, without even owning such a device.

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Dreamweaver, Bringing It All Together Unit Exam.

Posted on May 15, 2013 by Lori Cullen

My Advance Web Design I students completed an assignment called Bringing It All Together (Assignment: http://mrscullen.com/images/bringingitalltogether.pdf .) With this assignment they had to create a Website for there class which provides tutorials on the main Dreamweaver topics we covered in class. Each student was assigned a topic to cover and loaded their lesson page onto the class Website template in Dreamweaver. At the end of the ...See more

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Indesign paragraph & character styles training & class files.

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Daniel Scott

This training will show the class how to create paragraph styles and characters styles in InDesign. You can download the PDF or view the full tutorial here: http://www.bringyourownlaptop.com.au/news/indesign-paragraph-character-styles-tutorial/

Paragraph styles are use to control large sections of copy in your document. Much the same way MSWord using it's styles like Normal & Heading 1 etc. ...See more

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Brackets for educators

Posted on May 8, 2013 by Mark DuBois

Adobe Brackets is a tool which should be considered for use in teaching introductory web design and development classes. Don't rely on tools like Notepad++ or Text Wrangler. I provide a series of reasons why Adobe Brackets can be very helpful for those just learning HTML and CSS and JavaScript.

I also provide links to a couple of websites which may give you a better understanding of Brackets.

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Lesson Plan Template with Drop Down boxes for state standards, essential questions and big ideas...

Posted on May 7, 2013 by Kris Fontes

This is a lesson plan template with drop down boxes for Pennsylvania State Standards, big ideas and essential questions. I created it using Adobe Live Cycle. It can be altered to any state standards. Email me at kfontes2@gmail.com for the original Live Cycle file if you are interested in tweaking it for your own use.

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Urinary System

Posted on May 4, 2013 by Tammy Moore

This Adobe Captivate 6.1 presentation has several embedded anatomy drag and drop activities, custom illustrations, and comes complete with closed captioned audio. It was created for high school level advanced biology (human anatomy and physiology).

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Edu-Reconstruction | How?

Posted on May 4, 2013 by Mike Skocko

This is the fourth of a series of posts outlining an ever-evolving plan to re-imagine and reconstruct a self-paced, collaborative, student-centered learning environment to better prepare kids for challenges they’ll face in a rapidly-changing 21st century workplace. Comments, critiques, suggestions, etc. are always welcome.

Since much of this will conflict with preconceived notions, common sense, and other conditioned reflexes, I offer these words to...See more

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Introduction to HTML Page Structure

Posted on May 2, 2013 by Adam Corkett

A basic bare bones introduction to HTML 5 with Dreamweaver CS6. The series will continue on to look at headings and hierarchy, formatting text, the document head, css styles including layouts and finally an introduction to some very simple JavaScript.

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Edu-Reconstruction | Why Try?

Posted on May 2, 2013 by Mike Skocko

This is the third of a series of posts outlining an ever-evolving plan to re-imagine and reconstruct a self-paced, collaborative, student-centered learning environment to better prepare kids for challenges they’ll face in a rapidly-changing 21st century workplace. Comments, critiques, suggestions, etc. are always welcome.

Since much of this will conflict with preconceived notions, common sense, and other conditioned reflexes, I offer these words to...See more

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Edu-Reconstruction | Intrinsically Yours

Posted on May 1, 2013 by Mike Skocko

This is the second of a series of resources outlining an ever-evolving plan to re-imagine and reconstruct a self-paced, collaborative, student-centered learning environment to better prepare kids for challenges they'll face in a rapidly-changing 21st century workplace. Comments, critiques, suggestions, etc. are always welcome.

Since much of this (and what will follow) will conflict with various preconceived notions, common sense, and other condit...See more

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Edu-Reconstruction | The Army Way

Posted on Apr 30, 2013 by Mike Skocko

This is the first of a series of resources outlining an ever-evolving plan to re-imagine and reconstruct a self-paced, collaborative, student-centered learning environment to better prepare kids for challenges they'll face in a rapidly-changing 21st century workplace. Comments, critiques, suggestions, etc. are always welcome.

Since much of this (and what will follow) will conflict with various preconceived notions, common sense, and other c...See more

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Photo Cheats?

Posted on Apr 30, 2013 by Judy Durkin

I teach digital photography, and usually during the course of the semester, several students will try and pass-off an image downloaded from the internet as their own work. Solution? upload the image in question to: TinEye.com and within seconds, the internet source of the image is revealed.

BEFORE I resort to using TinEye, it is very quick to check for the camera settings using Adobe Bridge...just look at the data in: File Properties, Camera Data, and IPTC Core. If those windows look fishy or a d...See more

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Introduction to Kinetic Typography

Posted on Apr 28, 2013 by Peter French

This is a Powerpoint presentation I recently shared with teachers in Australia via an adobe Connect session. The presentation documents how I teach kinetic typography to my grade 11 animation classes. They are totally new to kinetic typography but they have had prior experience with Photoshop and Flash, the software I use for kinetic typography. It walks you through...

1. a brief intro about the concept of typography compl...See more

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