Adobe Flash CC Training Course Intermediate Cambridge

Cambridge Intermediate Adobe Flash CC Course Overview

The science park to St. John's Innovation centre. The university city of Cambridge is a regular training venue. We've trained various companies in and around Cambridge as far out as Cambourne, Newmarket, Huntingdon and St. Ives. A Intermediate Adobe Flash CC Training Course at the offices we use at the Regus in Cambourne is easy to set up and conduct even at short notice. Or maybe you just want us to come to you bringing a projector, laptops with Flash preloaded along with fully comprehensive course notes.

Cambridge is renowned for its prestigious university and stunning architecture.

Cambridge was actually the first area we started training. From Cambridge Consultants on the science park to ARU, CRC (Cambridge Regional College) and many more have taken advantage of the computer training courses conducted by us.

Course Duration: 1 Day

Complete Course Outline

Getting started with an ActionScript Programming Project

• Plan a Programming Project
• Apply ActionScript Elements
• Perform Testing and Debugging

Extending the Behaviour of Flash Objects

• Extend Movie Clip Behaviour
• Respond to Events

Accessing Structured Data in Adobe Flash CC

• Parse XML
• Apply Arrays

Adding 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

Loading Media Content from External Sources

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

Making Rich Media Content Accessible

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

Publishing a Movie

• Prepare to Publish from Flash
• Prepare to Publish from Flash
• Publish to Various Formats

Seeing as Flash is no longer used we no longer train it. We had a good run but things move on. So we say Goodbye to Flash

However, may we suggest you look at our Adobe Animate Course. Adobe Animate has superseded Flash.