Re: FLASH: Flash for Web Based Training

[John Dowdell]

At 1:36 PM 10/18/99, Rick Koch wrote:

> I have a meeting later this week to try to convince a potential

> client of the merits of web based training done in Flash.  Does

> anyone know of several good examples I can point to to help make

> my case?


For return-on-investment info for web-based learning, general resources and

examples are available at:

http://www.macromedia.com/learning/


Most of these case studies use Flash work in the context of Authorware or

Dreamweaver Attain, although in Flash 4 it's easier to create quizzes

directly.


For a new site which uses Flash animations in much of its courseware, see:

http://www.click2learn.com/



(I don't know what the client is considering, but there could be two parts

of the problem: "Does web-based training make sense?" and then "Is Flash

more effective than HTML?" Either could have very positive answers, but

much would seem to depend on what the client's specific concerns and

constraints are.)


Does any of this help bring you closer to where you want to be...?


jd







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