Flash+Experiments


 * Activity 1- Simple animation**

media type="file" key="wall'svictory_bird'sdefeat.swf" width="360" height="270"


 * Activity 2- Pacman**

media type="file" key="pacman_finished.swf" width="360" height="270"

Reflection Question: After completing the above activities, clearly articulate how a keyframe differs from a frame. In your description, take a screen shot of a timeline depicting a keyframe and a frame and, using fireworks, draw an arrow demonstrating each. Insert the image into your wiki



A **frame** stands for time, but no change in movement, it can be briefly described by the word "//placeholde//r". On the other hand, a **keyframe**, suggesting from the word itself is a frame that //symbolises something//, this can be a change in -in this case- animation. If you wanted to change the position of a part of your animation you would change it and click on the frame (placeholder) and give it some purpose by telling it that this placeholder will now hold information of change and by that you would insert a KEYFRAME and you'd be done!


 * Activity 3/4- Mr Monkey**

After hours and hours of pulling my hair our... media type="file" key="mrmonkey.swf" width="360" height="270"