Please click on the links
at right and below to view demonstrations of Flash
as an instructional tool.
Note: When the
Flash page opens, you may view it full screen by pressing F11, and F11 again
to return to your original browser size. Click on the browser "back"
button
to return to this page.
Are there
complex, dynamic, interrelated concepts and ideas in your course?
Do you frequently need to explain or demonstrate how one thing or idea impacts
others and what happens to the whole system as a result? Animation is a great
way to reveal complex course content or information sequences in a fundamentally
engaging yet thoughtful manner for students, regardless
of discipline.
Macromedia's Flash software makes it possible to incorporate pedagogically meaningful animation into any course. It can also organize large amounts of data into easy to access units or segments.
1000
The World at the 1st Millenium
From Charles
Malody's Humanities Course
How
it works: to find out about the pictured artist, click "Quick Facts."
To sample the artist's work, click on "the Classic Paintings."
To move to the next artist, click blue arrows at lower right.
How
it works:
click an answer, click next.
Results calculate and display
at end of quiz.
How it works: choose an aspect of the life of Jesus of Nazareth, then click buttons on each side of the page to display at page center versions of the image by different artists.
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