Macromedia Authorware Attain 4 5
Training
Provided by The Virtual Training Company
Macromedia Authorware is one of the leading visual tools for creating web and online learning applications. It allows training developers, instructional designers, and subject matter experts to develop learning applications that they can track and deploy over the Web, across LANs, and with CD-ROM. Scott Doucet will make all of this seem as easy as pie in Virtual Training Company's 6-hour Authorware Attain 4/5 tutorial. He will tell you how set up your piece, package your file, and will teach you all about various types of icons. Go ahead and start learning now by selecting any of the topics below.
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Macromedia Authorware Attain 4 5
Introduction
- Introduction
- Authorware Basics
- Good Authoring Habits
Setting Up Your Piece
- Setting Up Your Piece
- Opening & Saving Files
- Icons & Icon Palette
- Flowline & Presentation Window
- Packaging Your File
Wait, Erase, Map, Motion Icons
- Motion Icon
- Wait Icon
- Erase Icon
- Map Icon
Interaction Icon
- Introduction
- Response Types
- Response Options
- Branching
- Judged Responses
Digital Movies & Audio Icon
- Digital Movies
- Audio Icon
Decision Icon
- Introduction
- Repeat Options
- Branching
Display Icon
- Graphics
- Internally Created Text
- Imported Text
- Text Styles
- Inspectors
- Transitions
- Properties
Button Editor & Control Panel
- Control Panel & Trace
- Button Editor
Framework & Navigation Icons
- Navigation Icon
- Framework Icon
Knowledge Objects
- Intro to Knowledge Objects
- How to - Create a Message Box
Liaries & External Media Browser
- Liaries
- External Media Browser
Scripting in Authorware
- Scripting
- Variables
- Functions
How To Movies
- Afterburner
- Button Editor
- Decision Icon
- Framework Icons Part 1
- Framework Icons Part 2
- Framework Icons Part 3
- Text Entry
- Pull Down Menus
- Hot Spot
- Hot Object
- Target Area
About The Training Provider: The Virtual Training Company
The Virtual Training Company - The Virtual Training Company started in California's Silicon Valley in 1996.
VTC grew quickly over the next three years and relocated first in 1999 to the beautiful town of Winchester, Virginia; and six years later to Stephens City, Virginia.
The company was founded by British born Mark Vernon who started producing CD-based training for Apple software. The format on the CDs - narrated...
