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Getting started with ActionScript

Lesson Plan Published 3/14/14 Last updated on 5/16/18
ActionScript is the scripting language of Adobe Flash Professional. You can use ActionScript to add complex interactivity, object movement, playback control, and data display to a project. ActionScript can be used to produce common movements and interactions that are the building blocks of many Flash games. Use this activity to teach your students how to understand ActionScript, how to use Script Assist and code snippets, how to use Event handling, and how to use ActionScript to create movement and interaction in games.
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Subjects
Game Design, Web, Apps
Age Levels
15-16, 17-18, Post-Secondary
Duration
1+ Day
Custom Standards
ACA Flash 4.11
ISTE NETS-S
Students: Computational Trainer
Expertise
Novice
Materials
Adobe Flash Professional CC
CC License
Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike
Keywords
actionscript coe snippets event handlers event listeners flash object oriented programming
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5 / 5 • 5 Ratings

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Shafiq Rehman

Posted on 9/25/19 6:27:23 AM Permalink

​Thanks for sharing

William Baur

Posted on 3/16/15 5:04:16 PM Permalink

Thanks, lessons were very good.