Required Set up:

Create server space and submit URL

Setting up your local site:

In your portable hard drive create a folder and name it www

Setting up Dreamweaver:

Perform the following actions every time you sit on a computer for the first time.

Open Dreamweaver

Site > New Site (or "Edit Site" if you already have one created)

Select "Advanced" (on top)

Select "Local Info" and fill it the form like this.

Click "Remote Info" and set it up like this (replace "maasjr23" with your own user name)

Your URL:

http://students.oneonta.edu/yourusername/

Your Projects Page:

http://students.oneonta.edu/yourusername/yourlastname-as.html
You email this page to your professor so he can grade your assignments .

email to: sakoult@oneonta.edu
subject: CART206-01 yourlastname
body: your assignments page (http://students.oneonta.edu/yourusername/yourlastname-as.html)

Complete these Assignments

Check the class calendar for dates and deadlines

Social Commentary

Create a small web site that revolves around a social issue you care about.
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Sliced Image Template

Create at least two different web pages that utilizes "sliced" images.

Create your design in Photoshop, slice it to create a table, and export as HTML and images.

Save this exported html page and the images in your www folder (you should make a separate folder just to save these pages in).

Use Dreamweaver to open the page to add text and anything else you want.

Make it a "Dreamweaver Template"

A simple animation

Ignore the chapters mentioned in your original class calendar

Complete these Flash exersises:

Open Flash and click Help.

Read the following

• Using Flash
  • Workspace
  • Creating and managing documents
  • Using Improted Artwork
  • Drawing
  • Working with graphic objects
  • Using symbols, instances, and libraries
  • Creating animation
  • Publishing Flash content
    • Publishing Flash documents
      • Publishing overview
    • Exporting from Flash
      • Exporting Flash content, images, and video
    • Best practices

Complete and present one simple flash animation that contains:

1. motion
2. interactivity

Pay particular attention to the layout, the color combinations, and generally the composition of your animation.

A few good rules: please, no violent cartoon humor, and no stick figures.

Animation that Illustrates a Process

Create a small flash animation that illustrates a process in several steps.

You choose the process you would like to illustrate. This could be a continous movie, or a step by step explanation of the process.

Here is a nice little example of Kayaking instructions

A few good rules: please, no violent cartoon humor, and no stick figures.

Personal Narratives, a complete web site.

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This is your final assignment. Present it during the final critique.