Use Authorware tutorials in 'Macromedia Authorware 6 CD Training (CBT)' to learn quickly/cost-effectively.

Duration: 8 hrs

Authorware remains the leading software for e-learning development, and more than one third of Macromedia developers use products like Macromedia Flash and Dreamweaver to primarily author learning content.

Authorware 6 enhances the product's visual, drag-and-drop user interface for developing interactive learning applications with features like Macromedia Flash 5 support and Media Synchronization. One Button Publishing automates the steps necessary for packaging courseware for delivery to the Web, intranets, or CD-ROM. External media support, including rich text files, allows subject matter experts to easily update learning content without having to repackage applications. XML parsing allows developers to create dynamic, data-driven applications by importing external XML data.

Intro
Introduction
Using icons
Building an Intro Piece
Applying Transitions
Media Synchronisation
Interactions
Key press
Text Styles
Hotspot
Tries Limit
Text Entry
Time Limit
Target Area & Motion Icon Part 1
Target Area & Motion Icon Part 2
Target Area & Motion Icon Part 3
Conditional & Line Clicked
Pull-down Menu
Perpetual Interactions
Decisions, Variables & Functions
Decision Icon
Displaying Scores
Creating & Displaying Variables in Authorware 6
Variables and Branching
Test Function
Judging
Judged Responses
Judged Interactions
Frameworks in Authorware 6
Framework
Custom Buttons
Framework Menus
Navigate Icons
Framework and Quitting
Active If & Variables
Publishing
One Button Publishing
Knowledge Objects
Application
Quiz
Win Controls
Using Text
Importing
Hot text
Read, Open & Print Text
RTF Objects Editor
Using Images
Images & Variables
External Media Browser
Libraries & JumpFileReturn
Using AVI Video
Knowledge Object
Media Seek & Pause
Custom Frames
Using a Slidebar
Using QT Video
QuickTime Extra
Set and GetSpriteProperty
Sprite Rotation
Using Flash
Sending Variables to Flash
Receiving variables from Flash
Flash Navigation
Using active X
Event Responses