50 Classic Examples of Authorware

Author: Zhen Xian Jin
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: Classic Examples Series. This book is an example-based tutorial on Authorware, introducing various functions and usage techniques for creating courseware with Authorware through 50 classic examples. The book is rich in content, detailed in explanation, and contains all the essence of Authorware. The examples are closely integrated with software functions, making it highly practical. It serves as a reference for both college teachers and students learning to create courseware, as well as a reference for multimedia developers. This book is an example-based tutorial on Authorware, introducing various functions and usage techniques for creating courseware with Authorware through 50 classic examples. The entire book consists of 50 lessons. The first part covers prerequisite knowledge, introducing the basic concepts and operations of Authorware. Lessons 1–6 introduce the usage of basic icons. Lessons 7–14 introduce how to create simple animations using Authorware. Lessons 15–23 introduce key response, menu response, time-limited response, trial-limited response, and target area response provided by Authorware. Lessons 24–29 introduce the framework design of multimedia programs, including the frame icon. The book is rich in content, detailed in explanation, and contains all the essence of Authorware. The examples are closely integrated with software functions, making it highly practical. It serves as a reference for both college teachers and students learning to create courseware, as well as a reference for multimedia developers.

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