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Education advice

Posted on Mar 14, 2013 by Daniel Calderone

I am trying to figure out what order is the best way to learn everything Adobe. I have started with Photoshop, Illustrator, and In Design. Where should I go next, and what is the best way to go about it if I don't have the ability to drive to a school and take classroom classes. Thank you in advance, as I want to learn every one of the Adobe products I subscribe to in depth. I am curious the recommended learning order.

Daniel

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Remote literacy outreach service

Posted on Aug 30, 2012 by Colin Wood

The NSW Curriculum and Learning Innovation Centre created a Flash interactive using the content from a commercial, printed literacy program and customised Adobe Connect to create a service that allows community volunteers in Manly deliver literacy support to students in remote regional NSW schools. Each week 30 students in years 3 to 9 receive three, 45 minute literacy lessons delivered to their classroom, for primary students, or the school library or Individual Learning Centre for secondary students.
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Creek Watch

Posted on Sep 27, 2011 by eric thiel

Project Creek Watch, started in the Fall of 1994, is a long term scientific study of the Arroyo Del Valle "Creek" located in the city of Pleasanton, California.
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Code Academy

Posted on Sep 22, 2011 by Nicole Dalesio

Learn to Code: This website is the easiest way to learn code. For those who are interested in game design, developing apps., or web design, here's a great way to get started. Appropriate for "kids of all ages," this helps to build the background knowledge necessary to put students on the right path. It's interactive, fun, and collaborative.
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Creating a Tabbed View Navigator Application

Posted on Aug 16, 2011 by Joseph Labrecque

The Tabbed View Navigator Application includes all of the same mobile framework structures as a View Navigator Application, but also allows multiple ViewNavigators, which can be accessed through a set of persistent tabs in the TabBar. In this lesson, you'll see how to go about starting a new Tabbed View Navigator Application and constructing a TabBar to control it.
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Introducing variables to non-technical students

Posted on Aug 8, 2011 by Drew Shefman

When teaching variables to students who are apprehensive about learning programming, I tell them that variables is something that they have know since they were 2 years old. They often look at me in disbelief, so I tell them to sing / write the 3rd line of "Happy Birthday". That's a variable. And this is how I'd write "Happy Brithday" in actionscript.

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Using Interactive Panoramas in Education

Posted on Jul 29, 2011 by David Egbert

Interactive panoramas are a wonderful way to experience a location without actually having to be there in person. By viewing a panorama full-screen on your computer or digital device you can click and drag on the image to move around and zoom in and out of any area of the panorama to see greater detail.

Some examples of educational panoramas would be the inside of a state capitol (see http://panoramicutah.com/utah-capitol-building-in...See more

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Teaching the Flex Framework at the University Level

Posted on Jul 27, 2011 by Jason Madsen

Presenter: Jason Madsen, Full Sail University Full Sail University has been teaching the Adobe Flex framework to its Web Design and Development students. This fast-paced session will examine the power and benefits of teaching the Flex framework, while looking at the innovative tools and utilities that students of Full Sail have been building with it. Areas of discussion and highlights will include: - What is Flex, and why is it helpful? - Student perceptions of enterprise development - Benefits of using Fl...See more
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Building a Functional Flex Mobile Application for Android in Less than an Hour

Posted on Jul 27, 2011 by Joseph Labrecque

This hands-on session will cover the basics of building mobile Android applications using the Adobe Flex® framework and Adobe Flash® Builder® 4.5. Participants will come away from the session with a fully functional RSS management application of their creation running on their personal devices. - Explore the basics of Flex mobile application structure and layout - Learn to work with mobile Flex components, local databases, and remote data sources - Configure Android™ permissions and compilation options for ...See more
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Flash Development for Android: Audio Input via Microphone

Posted on Jul 26, 2011 by Joseph Labrecque

This article discusses how to capture audio from integrated device hardware through Flash based capture methods. This article by Joseph Labrecque, author of Flash Development for Android Cookbook, will cover the following recipes: Detecting microphone support Using the device microphone to monitor audio sample data Recording microphone audio sample data
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Flash Development for Android: Visual Input via Camera

Posted on Jul 26, 2011 by Joseph Labrecque

This article discusses how to capture still images and video from integrated device hardware through both Flash based capture methods and while employing native camera applications. This article by Joseph Labrecque, author of Flash Development for Android Cookbook, will cover the following recipes: Detecting camera support Using the traditional camera API to save a captured image Using the Mobile CameraUI API to save a captured photograph Using the Mobile CameraUI API to save a captured video
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Manifest Assurance: Security and Android Permissions for Flash

Posted on Jul 26, 2011 by Joseph Labrecque

Android has in place a very specific permissions and security system based around manifest file declarations which allow or restrict applications from accessing various device capabilities. This article by Joseph Labrecque, author of Flash Development for Android Cookbook, will detail how to enable your Flash Platform applications to correctly identify the permissions needed to take advantage of the Android Market filtering, apply local application database encryption, and other useful tidbits! This articl...See more
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Integrating RIA projects into your courses

Posted on Jun 6, 2011 by Adobe Education

Rich Internet application (RIA) projects are collaborative efforts spanning a range of roles and responsibilities, such as visual/graphic designers, usability experts, interaction designers, and web developers, to name a few. Consider these best practices for integrating RIA projects into your computer education curriculum.
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