Class Photo File
Guidelines and Assessment Rubric
Create and build a tool for viewing the class photos taken during the first week. The purpose of a tool like this is to assist with rote rehersal of names and faces so classmates can get to know one another (although this is a bit trivial in a class our size, the principles involved are the same). You can find the pictures you need in the download file for this week.
Functionality required includes:
If you are already well versed in Flash: Try experimenting with arrays in actionscript so you get yourself down to a single edit point for the images, and the names. You should be able to create a project that has only one keyframe. Don't forget that you can load external .jpg files at run-time if you want. Unfortunately, Flash 8 now supports multi-dimensional arrays, which should make life easier then the nested or parallel approach that was necessary as recently as MX 2004.
Assessment Rubric
Your assignment will be assessed using the following rubric:
Criteria | Points |
Do you use a consistent naming convention for layers, symbols, and pseudo-symbols in this case the image bitmaps? Did all of your layers have a meaningful name? (e.g. "layer 1" is not an option) | 2 points |
Is your project easy to change and update? (hint: you should have only the number of instances you absolutely need for each symbol). | 2 points |
Do you have a well organized timeline (related layers are near each other, elements are where they are promised e.g. student photos are in the pictures layer, not the buttons layer). | 2 points |
Are all of the required elements (see above) present and working correctly? | 4 points |
Total | 10 points |